Expired and recalled medications should not remain in your home longer than necessary. When stored carelessly or discarded improperly, they can create risks for children, pets and the environment. Why proper disposal matters Some medications lose potency over...
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Can you sue over a defective medical device without a recall?
You rely on a medical device to help manage your health, so an unexpected injury can leave you wondering what went wrong. If the device has not been recalled, you may also question whether you have any legal options. Understanding what a recall means and what else can...
How to protect evidence in a Texas defective drug claim?
If taking a prescription or over-the-counter medication in Texas injured you or a loved one, preserving evidence early is crucial for your product liability claim. It helps you establish exactly what dangerous drug you took, how you obtained it and what happened...
Texas drug injury deadlines: statute of limitations vs. repose
When a prescription drug causes harm, Texas law gives injured patients a limited window to file a claim. Two different legal deadlines can apply, the statute of limitations and the statute of repose and missing either one can permanently bar recovery. Knowing how each...
Recalled but not repaired: Dangerous products still in homes
A recall notice sounds like a solution. The company admits a problem and offers a fix. In many homes, however, a number of recalled products keep working, keep sitting on shelves and keep posing risks long after the announcement. Families miss the warning Most recall...
What evidence can prove toxic chemical exposure?
Proving chemical exposure often starts with showing where the chemical was present, how you encountered it and when that exposure occurred. The evidence available to you will depend on the chemical involved, the source of the exposure and how much time has passed....
Can toxic dust carried home from work support a claim?
Picture a worker in a Houston refinery or shipyard who spends the day around fine dust, then drives home still wearing it. Years later, a spouse who laundered those clothes or a child who hugged a dusty uniform develops a serious illness, though they never worked...
When a medical device does more harm than good
Many people trust medical devices to improve their health, manage chronic conditions or make recovery after surgery easier. These products are often designed to provide long-term benefits and improve quality of life. Unfortunately, not every medical device performs as...
5 common defective medical devices
Defective medical devices can cause more harm than good for people with serious medical conditions or illnesses. It is important to be aware of the type of dangers medical devices can cause if you have recently undergone surgery. Here are some common defective...
What should parents know about defective children’s products?
When you purchase a toy, a car seat or a piece of nursery furniture for your child, you expect it to be completely safe. But, if your kid suffers an injury because of a defective product, knowing what you can do next can help ease the anxiety you may be feeling....


