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Taking medication during pregnancy requires careful guidance. But what if the drug you took was later recalled? For many expecting mothers, learning about a drug recall can bring fear, anger and a flood of legal questions. If this happens to you, you should understand...
Asbestos lawsuits have a strong association with certain careers. Shipbuilders, mechanics, construction professionals and manufacturing employees are often at risk of asbestos exposure. The products or raw materials they handle at work may expose them to asbestos....
X-ray machines are essential to modern healthcare. When they work correctly, they help diagnose broken bones, infections and other medical conditions. However, like any device, X-ray machines can develop problems. Some defects are minor. Others can lead to serious...
Prescription medication is one of the largest treatment options for medical conditions. Patients trust their doctors to prescribe the right medication for their patient’s illnesses or medical conditions. However, mixups with a diagnosis, prescribed drug or dosage...
Before a medication is released to the public, it typically goes through clinical trials. These are designed to determine if it is safe for public use. They will examine things like side effects or unintended consequences. Even if a drug appears to be safe while it’s...
Insulin pumps help people manage diabetes more efficiently, but they aren't perfect. When these medical devices malfunction or are designed poorly, the results can be dangerous. You deserve to know the risks and your rights. These problems don’t just affect...
Toxic tort litigation addresses injuries resulting from exposure to harmful substances when companies fail to protect people from dangerous chemicals or compounds. Unlike standard personal injury cases, where cause and effect are often obvious, toxic tort litigation...
Prescription medicines are meant to help, heal and make people feel better. Pharmaceuticals spend millions of dollars researching and developing the next game-changing wonder drug. But sometimes, what is meant to save people actually hurts them and puts them in a...
Medical devices are recalled for a variety of reasons, including design flaws, manufacturing defects or failure to warn about risks. These recalls are usually issued by the manufacturer -- sometimes voluntarily and sometimes at the request of the U.S. Food and Drug...
If you’ve been hurt by a defective medical device or a dangerous drug, then you need to take action to protect your interests. After all, the harm you’ve suffered is probably extensive, including pain, physical immobility, psychological turmoil and financial...
