Cases of Interest
Meridia Weight Loss Drug
Medical experts are calling for a recall of Meridia, stating that the weight loss drug is too dangerous for public use.
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Avandia Lawsuit
Avandia is a diabetes drug that may be related to a variety of
health maladies, including heart and liver damage.
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Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
In November of 2009, the FDA warned that personal injuries and deaths have been linked to the use of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
(NPWT). NPWT systems are used for the management of wounds, ulcers, grafts and flaps.
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Table Saw Accidents
Plaintiffs have filed table saw lawsuits in different states throughout the country alleging that
several brands, including Black & Decker, Ryobi Technologies, Inc., Home Depot U.S.A., Inc., Sears & Roebuck, Co. and
One World Technologies, contain defective designs and inadequate safety features that resulted in an
injury.
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Fentanyl Lawsuit
The use of fentanyl patches present a widespread problem in that when people die of
fentanyl intoxication, and are taking just a prescribed amount of
fentanyl, then it can be inferred
that there was a nonspecific manufacturing defect in the fentanyl patch. In other words, the
fentanyl should have delivered an appropriate amount of pain medication and not a lethal dose.
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Fleet Lawsuit
Popular over-the-counter laxative linked to severe kidney damage.
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Hydroxycut Recall
In April of 2009 The FDA urged consumers to cease using Hydroxycut
after it received reports from nearly 30 users complaining of
severe liver problems such as jaundice and liver damage. A
subsequent recall of Hydroxycut products...
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Pain Pump
I am now investigating a case involving a pain pump. An athlete
suffered a shoulder injury on the playing field and needed shoulder
surgery. For post operative pain the athlete was provided with a
pain pump that delivered pain medication directly to the surgical
site...
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