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Biogen Inc. Investigation Initiated: Levi &amp; Korsinsky Investigates the Officers and Directors of Biogen Inc. (BIIB)

Prestige Consumer Healthcare, Inc. Investigation Initiated: Levi &amp; Korsinsky Investigates the Officers and Directors of Prestige Consumer Healthcare (PBH)

Planet Fitness, Inc. Investigation Initiated: Levi &amp; Korsinsky Investigates the Officers and Directors of Planet Fitness (PLNT)

TLSI Investigation Initiated: Levi &amp; Korsinsky Investigates the Officers and Directors of TLSI (TLSI)

Light AI Inc.

Light AI reports Financial Results for Three Months ended March 31, 2026

APTIM

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Blue Water Acquisition Corp. IV

Blue Water Acquisition Corp. IV Announces Mutual Termination of Proposed Business Combination with Maha Capital

DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference

DuPage County &amp; Regional Municipal Leaders Urge Legislators to Reconsider BUILD Act

Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)

The Government of Canada provides nearly $490,000 to expand innovation for a resilient northern economy

Benchmark Senior Living

Benchmark Senior Living to Sponsor Annual Massachusetts Optimism Walk for Parkinson's Disease

LMS Personal Injury Lawyers Highlights No-Fee Contingency Model to Help Accident Victims Access Legal Representation

OTTAWA, ON - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
LMS Personal Injury Lawyers, a trusted Ottawa personal injury lawyer serving clients across the National Capital Region for more than two decades, is drawing attention to its contingency fee structure as a means of removing financial barriers that often prevent injured individuals from seeking qualified legal counsel. Under this model, clients pay no legal fees unless the firm successfully settles or wins their case, with a maximum contingency fee of 33 percent. The firm serves clients in English, French, and Arabic and operates two offices to extend access across the region.
The announcement reflects a pattern observed across Ontario, where accident victims — many of them facing lost income, accumulating medical expenses, and sustained pressure from insurance adjusters — frequently delay or forgo legal action entirely due to concerns about upfront legal costs. For individuals already managing the physical and emotional toll of a serious injury, the prospect of hourly legal fees presents a compounding burden that leads many to navigate complex insurance processes without professional representation, often to their financial detriment.

"The financial aftermath of a serious accident can be just as overwhelming as the injuries themselves," said David Capra, personal injury lawyer at LMS Personal Injury Lawyers. "Our contingency model exists precisely so that the ability to pay never determines whether someone gets proper legal representation. If a claim exists, cost should not be the reason a victim walks away without pursuing it."
The firm handles a wide range of personal injury matters, including motor vehicle collisions, slip and fall accidents, dog bite claims, wrongful death, long-term disability claims, medical malpractice, product liability, restaurant and bar liability, property and fire loss claims, and CPP disability benefit claims. Individuals who have been injured in a collision and are searching for a car accident lawyer will find that the same contingency structure applies — no fees are charged unless compensation is recovered on the client's behalf.
Contingency-based legal representation has long been recognized as a meaningful mechanism for expanding access to justice. When an injured person is unable to work and faces mounting rehabilitation costs, the no-fee-unless-we-win structure allows clients to pursue fair compensation for lost wages, medical expenses, pain and suffering, out-of-pocket costs, and long-term loss of earning capacity without assuming additional financial risk during recovery. The model aligns the firm's interests directly with those of the client — the legal team is motivated to secure the strongest possible outcome because compensation is contingent on it.
"Many people who contact us have never worked with a lawyer before and are unsure whether they even have a case," said Russ Molot, personal injury lawyer at LMS Personal Injury Lawyers. "At a minimum, a person walks away understanding their options and their rights. In many cases, they walk away with a clear path to compensation they would not have recovered on their own."
The firm also emphasizes that timing matters. Ontario's Limitations Act imposes filing deadlines that, if missed, can permanently bar a claim regardless of its merit. Injured individuals are encouraged to consult an Ottawa personal injury lawyer as early as possible after an accident to preserve their legal options and ensure that evidence is collected before it becomes unavailable.


LMS Personal Injury Lawyers is a local personal injury law firm based in Ottawa, Ontario, serving clients across the National Capital Region. The firm focuses exclusively on personal injury and accident law, representing clients in matters involving motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall injuries, disability claims, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and related areas. LMS Personal Injury Lawyers offers free case evaluations and operates on a contingency fee basis, with no fees charged unless a settlement or court award is obtained.

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For more information about LMS Personal Injury Lawyers, contact the company here:
LMS Personal Injury Lawyers
David Capra
613-230-5787
dcapra@lmslawyers.com
190 R. O'Connor St Suite A 9th. floor, Ottawa, ON K2P 2R3, Canada

Kozie Clothes Expands Sensory Therapeutic and Adaptive Medical Clothing Line Founded by  Pediatric Occupational Therapist

POTTSTOWN, PA - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Kozie Clothes, a specialized manufacturer of sensory-friendly and adaptive clothing for children, continues to address the growing need for therapeutic apparel designed specifically for children with autism spectrum disorders, sensory processing conditions, and special medical needs. Founded in 2013 by pediatric occupational therapist Susan Donohoe, the company has developed comprehensive clothing solutions based on decades of clinical experience working directly with children facing sensory and medical challenges.
The expansion of Kozie Clothes reflects increasing awareness among parents and healthcare providers about the importance of appropriate clothing for children with special needs. Drawing from Donohoe's extensive background in sensory integration, SIPT testing, ADHD support, burn and hand therapy, and physical education, the company designs each garment to provide therapeutic benefits while maintaining style and comfort that allows children to feel confident in their daily activities.
"After years of working with children in clinical settings, I recognized a significant gap in the market for clothing that could actually support therapeutic goals while allowing kids to express themselves through fashion," said Susan Donohoe, founder and CEO of Kozie Clothes. "Every design decision we make stems from real-world observations of how sensory input and clothing adaptations can impact a child's comfort, focus, and ability to participate in daily activities."
The comprehensive product line includes weighted vests that provide proprioceptive input, compression shirts available in both long and short sleeves for consistent sensory support, and seamless socks designed to eliminate irritating seams. Each item incorporates specific design elements such as tag-free construction, soft fabrics, and strategic compression zones based on occupational therapy principles. The medical adaptive clothing collection addresses practical needs for children requiring G-tube access, specialized medical blankets, and clothing that accommodates various medical equipment and procedures.
Beyond individual garments, Kozie Clothes has developed a complete ecosystem of support for families navigating sensory and medical challenges. The company's accessory line includes weighted blankets and specialized toys designed to complement the clothing offerings and provide additional sensory input options. These products work together to create comprehensive sensory solutions that can be customized to each child's unique needs and preferences.
The company has also implemented customer-focused initiatives including a rewards program that allows families to earn points toward future purchases, recognizing that specialized clothing often represents a significant ongoing expense for families. Gift cards provide an option for extended family and friends to contribute to a child's wardrobe needs, while free shipping on orders over $100 helps reduce the overall cost burden for families requiring multiple specialized items.
Since its founding, Kozie Clothes has established itself as a resource for families seeking clothing solutions that combine therapeutic effectiveness with practical daily wear. The company maintains its commitment to innovation through ongoing collaboration with occupational therapists, parents, and medical professionals to ensure products meet evolving needs. Custom solutions remain available for children with unique requirements not addressed by standard product offerings.


For additional information about Kozie Clothes and their complete range of sensory-friendly and adaptive clothing options, visit https://www.kozieclothes.com/.

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For more information about Kozie Clothes, contact the company here:
Kozie Clothes
Susan Donohoe
1-484-624-5751
info@kozieclothes.com
399 Circle of Progress Drive Pottstown, PA 19464

Clareo Plastic Surgery Shares Botox Guidance for Patients Near Brookline

CHESTNUT HILL, MA - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Clareo Plastic Surgery is sharing practical guidance for patients researching their options for Botox® near Brookline and trying to understand how neuromodulator treatment fits into a safe, realistic aesthetic plan. Botox® is a brand-name neuromodulator that can temporarily soften lines related to facial muscle movement, but treatment planning should account for facial anatomy, expression, dosage, medical history, and long-term maintenance.
For many patients, Botox® is one of the first non-surgical aesthetic treatments they consider. The appeal is easy to understand. Treatment is typically quick, does not involve surgical recovery, and can be used conservatively when the goal is a softer, more rested facial appearance rather than a dramatic change. Still, the simplicity of the appointment can make the planning process seem less important than it is.
Neuromodulators work by relaxing selected facial muscles that contribute to expression lines. Common treatment areas may include frown lines between the brows, forehead lines, and lines around the eyes. The goal is not to freeze the face or remove natural expression. A careful approach considers how the forehead, brows, eyelids, cheeks, and smile work together, since treating one area can affect the appearance or movement of another.
Clareo Plastic Surgery encourages patients to think of neuromodulators as one option within a broader aesthetic plan, not as a universal solution for every facial concern. Dynamic lines caused by muscle movement may respond well to neuromodulator treatment. Volume loss, deeper folds, skin laxity, texture changes, and facial aging related to tissue support may require a different discussion. In some cases, dermal fillers, skin treatments, facial surgery, or no procedure at all may be more appropriate depending on the patient’s anatomy and goals.
This distinction matters for patients comparing injectable treatments. Botox®, Dysport®, Daxxify®, and Xeomin® are neuromodulators, while dermal fillers are used differently. Fillers can restore or refine volume in selected areas, while neuromodulators reduce specific muscle activity. The two categories may sometimes be discussed together, but they should not be treated as interchangeable.
A consultation for injectable treatment should include more than choosing a product or pointing to a line in the mirror. The clinician should review facial movement, medical history, prior injectable use, medications, aesthetic goals, and any upcoming events that may affect timing. Patients should also understand that results are temporary, maintenance needs vary, and the best dose is not always the highest dose.
Safety is also part of the conversation. Botox® and other neuromodulators have a long history of cosmetic use, but they are still medical treatments. Patients should disclose relevant health conditions, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, previous reactions, and any history of neuromuscular disorders. A qualified provider can explain whether treatment is appropriate and what limitations should be considered before proceeding.
Recovery expectations should stay realistic. Many patients return to normal daily activities shortly after injectable treatment, but temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, or asymmetry can occur. Results do not appear instantly, and refinements may need to be evaluated after the product has had time to settle. Patients planning treatment before a wedding, work event, vacation, or photo session should allow enough time for assessment rather than scheduling at the last minute.
Clareo’s approach to Botox® guidance is rooted in facial balance and patient choice. Some patients want subtle maintenance. Others are exploring injectables for the first time and want to understand how treatment may change their expression. Some may be better served by a surgical consultation if concerns involve loose skin, eyelid heaviness, or deeper facial aging patterns. A medically careful consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons helps sort through those differences without pressure toward a single procedure.
For patients in Brookline and throughout the Boston area, convenience may matter, but provider training, judgment, aesthetic style, safety standards, and clear communication should carry more weight. Choosing a practice for injectable treatment should involve the provider’s training, judgment, aesthetic style, safety standards, and willingness to explain options clearly. Natural-looking results depend on restraint, anatomy-based planning, and an understanding of how small changes can affect the whole face.
Patients researching Botox® near Brookline can use Clareo’s consultation process to ask direct questions about candidacy, treatment areas, expected timing, possible side effects, maintenance, and alternatives. A thoughtful plan should make room for the patient’s preferences while staying grounded in anatomy, safety, and realistic outcomes.


About Clareo:

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For more information about Clareo Plastic Surgery, contact the company here:
Clareo Plastic Surgery
Abbey Davis
adavis@viamark.com
25 Boylston Street Suite 304, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Alpha Vision

Alpha Vision to Showcase AI Specialist for Warehouses and Retail at ICSC LAS VEGAS 2026

Lockwood Senior Living Highlights Growing Demand for Senior Apartment Living

FENTON, MI - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Lockwood Senior Living has observed the increasing interest in senior apartment living among older adults in Michigan and across the country. This trend reflects broader housing preferences among the aging population for options that offer convenience, accessibility, and simplified daily living without the responsibilities of traditional homeownership.
Lockwood of Fenton provides a clear example of apartment-based independent senior living environments. The community features spacious one- and two-bedroom apartment homes designed with older adults in mind. These residences include open floor plans that promote ease of movement throughout the living spaces.
Balconies or patios offer residents private outdoor areas to enjoy. Ample storage space and walk-in closets help organize belongings, while natural lighting brightens the interiors. Individual climate control systems allow each resident to maintain comfortable temperatures according to personal preference. Full kitchens equipped with appliances support those who enjoy preparing meals, complemented by community dining options.
Emergency response systems installed in the apartments contribute to resident peace of mind. The design emphasizes functional apartment layouts that balance private residential space with accessibility features.
In addition to the apartment homes, Lockwood of Fenton offers centralized amenities and services that support maintenance-free residential living. Residents benefit from community transportation options, including a scheduled shuttle service for local outings. Housekeeping services reduce household chores, allowing focus on personal activities and social engagement.
Social clubs and scheduled activities foster community connections. Facilities such as the community room, fitness center, resident library, and hobby and billiards rooms provide spaces for recreation and interaction. These elements illustrate how apartment-style senior housing combines independent living with supportive operational structures.
Mark Lockwood, President and CEO, Partner at Lockwood Senior Living, said the company has seen growing demand for such models. Senior apartment living continues to gain traction as older adults look for residential environments that minimize maintenance while preserving their independence and lifestyle choices.
The shift toward senior apartment living addresses several key preferences. Many seniors find that apartment-based options eliminate the need for exterior maintenance, lawn care, and other homeownership tasks. This predictability in residential environments enables residents to plan their days around interests rather than obligations.
Functional apartment design plays a central role. Open layouts and features like generous storage help residents maintain organization and accessibility within their homes. Natural lighting and individual controls enhance daily comfort. These design elements support long-term independence by creating spaces that accommodate changing needs over time without requiring relocation.
Matt Gatewood, Executive Vice President of Management at Lockwood Senior Living, commented on the operational aspects. Centralized amenities and professional support services allow residents in independent senior communities to enjoy the privacy of their apartment homes while benefiting from convenient access to shared resources.
At Lockwood of Fenton, the integration of private apartments with community-wide services creates a balanced living experience. Residents select the level of services they require, maintaining control over their daily routines. The model emphasizes freedom and choice within a supportive residential setting.
Industry observations indicate that apartment-style senior housing appeals to those seeking an alternative to single-family homes. The elimination of many traditional responsibilities frees time for social activities, hobbies, and family visits. Community transportation further enhances mobility without the need for personal vehicle operation in all cases.
Predictable and maintenance-supported environments contribute to overall resident satisfaction. Staff handle various operational tasks, from facility upkeep to activity coordination. This structure supports the goal of long-term independence in a residential setting tailored for older adults.
Lockwood of Fenton demonstrates practical application of these principles through its layout and programming. The community maintains a focus on independent living, where residents live in their own apartments and engage at their own pace. Additional services can be arranged through partnerships if circumstances change, but the core offering centers on independent residential living.


Lockwood Senior Living operates multiple independent senior living communities in Michigan. The organization is committed to providing high-quality retirement lifestyles through attention to tradition, integrity, and excellence. Communities feature vibrant atmospheres with convenient amenities that promote freedom, comfort, and social engagement.

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For more information about Lockwood of Fenton, contact the company here:
Lockwood of Fenton
Matt Gatewood
+1 810-714-3340
development@lockwoodcompanies.com
16300 Silver Pkwy, Fenton, MI 48430, United States

Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)

Shirreza brand Tahini Halva with Date Sap recalled due to Salmonella

Nova Warranty Announces Expanded Vehicle Service Program Coverage for 2026

WILMINGTON, DE - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Nova Warranty, a vehicle service program provider operating for over 40 years, announced today the expansion of its protection plan offerings to include additional coverage components and support services. The expanded Nova Superior and Nova Powertrain plans now cover a broader range of vehicle systems and provide nationwide service network access.
The expansion addresses increased demand for vehicle service programs as repair costs for modern vehicles continue to rise. According to industry data, average automotive repair costs have increased by 23 percent over the past five years, with luxury and exotic vehicle repairs experiencing even steeper increases.
The expanded Nova Warranty Protection Plans now include coverage for engine components, transmission systems, drive axles, electrical systems, cooling mechanisms, brake systems, turbochargers and superchargers, all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive systems, differential assemblies, suspension components, steering systems, climate control systems, fuel delivery systems, anti-lock braking systems, and electronic control modules. The programs also incorporate roadside assistance services including 24-hour towing, rental car provisions during repairs, locksmith services, emergency fuel delivery, battery jump-start service, and trip interruption reimbursement.
"The expansion of our coverage components reflects changes in vehicle technology and owner requirements," said a Nova Warranty spokesperson. "Modern vehicles incorporate complex electronic systems and advanced mechanical components that require specialized coverage beyond traditional warranty parameters."
The vehicle service program market has experienced significant growth as vehicles remain in service longer. According to automotive industry reports, the average vehicle age on American roads has reached 12.5 years, creating demand for coverage options after manufacturer warranties expire. Nova Warranty's expanded programs address this market need through partnerships with repair facilities and dealerships across the United States.
The company's service programs differ from manufacturer warranties by providing coverage flexibility and customization options. Vehicle owners can select coverage levels based on their specific vehicle type and usage patterns. The programs cover various vehicle categories including standard passenger vehicles, luxury automobiles, exotic cars, and vintage models.
"Vehicle owners can Read Customer Reviews on our platform to evaluate our service delivery and claims processing performance," the spokesperson added. "Transparency in our operations and pricing structure remains fundamental to our business model."
Nova Warranty maintains a customer feedback rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars on third-party review platform Trustpilot, based on 100 verified customer reviews. The company processes quotes through its online platform and telephone service center, providing cost estimates without purchase obligations.
The expanded coverage announcement comes as the vehicle service contract industry adapts to evolving automotive technology. Electric vehicle components, advanced driver assistance systems, and hybrid powertrains present new coverage challenges that service program providers must address. Industry analysts project the vehicle service contract market will reach $52 billion by 2025, driven by increasing vehicle complexity and repair costs.


Nova Warranty operates from its headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, providing vehicle service programs nationwide. The company specializes in repair coverage for vehicles after manufacturer warranty expiration, offering what industry publications have referenced as the Best Auto Extended Warranty options for various vehicle categories. The organization maintains partnerships with repair facilities and dealerships throughout the United States to facilitate service delivery for program participants.

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For more information about Nova Warranty, contact the company here:
Nova Warranty
Nova Warranty
(888) 490-6672
info@novawarranty.com
300 Delaware Ave, Wilmington, DE 19801

LV Petroleum

LV Petroleum Kicks Off May with $15,000 Community Donation and Three New Locations

The Las Vegas-based travel center operator honors first responders and expands into Kansas, Missouri and the Las Vegas Strip

Subotiz

Subotiz Showcases AI-Native Revenue and Payment Platform at SaaStr AI Annual 2026

Roger Williams University

Roger Williams University's Class of 2026 Reflects on Mentorship, Purpose, and the Power of Education

Dick Sullivan ’79, former Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PGA TOUR Superstore, encouraged RWU’s 1,127 graduates to embrace mentorship, keep learning, and use their education to open doors for others.