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When it comes to drug litigation, companies that manufacture and distribute medication are taken to court for different reasons. Sometimes, dangerous drugs are introduced into the market without a clear understanding of the consequences of taking the medication. In...
When in the hospital or dealing with a medical condition, we have little choice but to trust drug companies. We assume they are taking all necessary precautions so anyone who uses their product will be safe. Sadly, this is not always the case. In recent years, tainted...
Prescription and over-the-counter drugs assist in treating a variety of medical issues, but when one of those medications is recalled, you may worry about the possible effects. The Food and Drug Administration lists hundreds of recalled products, many of them...
Recently, you learned that a prescription you take is defective. You know you need to stop taking it, but you also know that abruptly stopping your dosage could prove dangerous. There is a right way to safely stop taking medication. Learn how to avoid putting your...
Thousands of Americans undergo hip replacement surgery each year, but what happens when the implanted device is defective? Consumer Notice reports that this is not uncommon, with around 29,000 lawsuits filed last year related to defective hip replacement parts. If...
Many women in the Houston metro area and throughout the country suffering from pelvic organ prolapse have sought what they hope will be a safe and effective treatment. However, pelvic mesh implants are very risky as a treatment option. While mesh implants have...
Consumers often become frustrated with a product they feel does not work as advertised. If a product causes an injury or death, the impact obviously is a great deal more significant than frustration. If numerous people have suffered similarly from the same product...
When a person's physician or other trusted medical professional recommends the replacement of a natural body part with a manufactured version, learning about the artificial component can help the patient decide whether to undergo surgery or not. Despite wishing for...
What you must show in a trial to prove your case is the burden of proof. It lies on the prosecution or the plaintiff. According to Cornell Law School, the burden of proof is different for tort law and criminal law cases. In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove...
Many torts deal with bodily harm and injury, and harm caused by a toxic fume is no exception. Learning the significance of these torts can help you determine what to do if you were unknowingly or knowingly exposed to harmful substances. What it is Whether you are...
