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Chrissie Cole

Chrissie Cole has been a contributing News Writer for InjuryBoard / Claris Legal Marketing since 2006. Over the years she has taken many online courses through Broward College which include HTML, graphic design, creative writing and business writing. She has served several times over the years as a Marketing Specialist, with a specialization in internet marketing. Chrissie has worked for some of the top names in internet marketing, overseeing the aforementioned as well as various phases of site development and management. When not working for Injury Board, she is busy working on one of her many Web sites. Chrissie resides in West Melbourne, Florida with her four kids. In her spare time she loves to read, write and consume Starbucks Caramel Macchiato.

Articles by Chrissie Cole

Legal 1 min read

Monkfish Recalled after Two Become Sick

On Thursday, a California company announced a voluntarily recall of several thousand pounds of frozen monkfish from China, after two people became sick from eating what officials believe may have been toxic puffer fish.The fish was labeled as monkish; however federal agents have found life threatening levels of tetrodotoxin in the fish, which is commonly associated with puffer fish.Both people...

Transportation 1 min read

Driver Falls Asleep Behind the Wheel, Crashes into House

In a car accident early this morning, a 19-year-old man fell sleep behind the wheel of his car and backed into a house, according to Police.Officers at the scene of the accident say the man dropped off a friend across the street from where the accident took place. He fell asleep while the engine was running and the car in reverse. His foot apparently came off the brake and the car backed into...

Health 1 min read

FDA Investigating Illegal Promotion of OxyContin

The Purdue Frederick Company, Inc. has agreed to pay over $600 million to resolve criminal charges and civil liabilities regarding a long-term of illegal schemes to promote, market and sell OxyContin, a prescription pain reliever produced by them, announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI).In an extensive investigation conducted by OCI they...

Legal 1 min read

Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Tampa Police

Police contend it was self-defense, but the family says officers were wrong to shoot. Now, the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit for potentially millions of dollars against the City of Tampa and the officers involved.Police say the man ran a stop sign on Riverhills Drive in May of 2005. They also say he refused to give his real name or his license when asked. When he wouldn't exit the...

Legal 1 min read

Chrysler Recalling Over 400,000 Vehicles for Airbag Defect

DaimlerChrysler is recalling 2005 Dodge Caravans and Chrysler Town & Country Minivans. Chrysler will fix all defective air bags that may not deploy due to corrosion on the sensors. More than 400,000 vehicles are affected by the auto recall.The recall affects vehicles sold and registered in states that use large amounts of road salt. This is yet another widely criticized regional recall....

Legal 1 min read

College Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit for $2.75 Million

Edward Waters College and the family of a student that was fatally shot, in 2004, following an essay he wrote critical of campus safety, has reached a $2.75 million wrongful death settlement.Additionally, the settlement, agreed upon last month, requires the college to award an annual scholarship in honor of Johnathan Wesley Glenn,Glenn, 18, a college freshman, was standing outside of his dorm...

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