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- Dying for Work
Oct-10-08 Ottawa, ON Like countless hundreds of men of his generation, Gilles started his working life as a young teenager. He learned a trade – he became a plumber and a pipefitter. Over the decades he was exposed to asbestos , with no knowledge of the health effects. He died of lung cancer, very possibly mesothelioma just 3 years after being diagnosed, bare... - Don’t Lie to Super Jury Consultant Susan Constantine
Feb-23-17 Orlando, FL Don’t lie to Susan Constantine because she will almost certainly call you out. Constantine has been sorting through witness testimony at criminal trials, class action suits and personal injury cases using her expertise as a “forensic behavioral expert” to detect deceptive statements since 2005. “With good investigative or in... - Three More Cipro Cases
Sep-26-08 Seattle, WA Sylvia took Cipro antibiotic five years ago for an infection-which cleared up—but she started having problems with her shoulder joints and now her right hand and toes are numb. Sylvia hadn't heard of Cipro side effects until her doctor switched the cipro drug to Bactrim. "I told my doctor about my joint problems; by that time I had ta... - "Avandia Changed My Life Forever"
Sep-16-08 Pacific Junction, IA Donita has type 2 diabetes, and was on Avandia for over seven years. During that time, Donita suffered a heart attack and a went through triple bypass surgery. "I underwent surgery for a cyst that ruptured in my stomach, and that's when I was put on Avandia," Donita said. " I began retaining a lot of water, and I had pain down my l... - Truck Accidents: "I Could Have Been Paralyzed"
Aug-25-08 Lexington, NC Eight years after his truck accident, Troy S. (not his real name) still suffers from severe pain. In fact, on the day I call him he has just returned from yet another MRI and bone scan related to injuries sustained in his accident. Troy has undergone three neck surgeries and has multiple plates and screws implanted—all because a truck dri... - Levaquin Patients Left in "Terrible Shape"
Aug-4-08 Yardville, NJ Ten days of medicine could result in a lifetime of pain for some Levaquin users. That is because the drug has been linked to tendon ruptures and tendonitis. Although the FDA has now issued a black box warning for the drug, that warning comes far too late for many patients who have already experienced serious side effects after taking Levaqu... - Gaming Giant to Settle ERISA Lawsuit for $5.5 Million
Mar-28-23 St Joseph, MO On January 30, the federal district court for the Western District of Missouri gave preliminary approval to a $5.5 million settlement that will end Lipari-Williams v. Penn National Gaming, Inc . In their class action ERISA lawsuit , casino workers claimed that the company reduced their paychecks if they used tobacco in violation of ERISA,... - ATV Rollover Accident Changed Life
Jul-24-08 Minneapolis, MN In any ATV rollover it is easy to blame the driver of the vehicle, to assume that he or she was inexperienced, driving too fast or taking too many risks. But what about when that accident happens to a man with years of experience, who was simply moving a Yamaha Rhino from one location to another at his workplace? "About a year and a h... - Six Months and Counting for Overtime Pay
Jul-23-08 Brunswick, GA Allison was a general manager in the hospitality industry when new ownership eliminated her job. Six months later she is still fighting to receive $13,000 in overtime pay her contract guaranteed. "There was a corporate takeover on January 31, 2008," says Allison, "and the VP of Fallbrook Hospitality was removed from his position. The maj... - "Losing Weight wasn't worth taking Fen-Phen: PPH was the Outcome"
Jul-22-08 Atlanta, GA Margaret was given a script for Fen-phen and took it every day for two years, right up until it was pulled from the market. "It worked, I lost 100lbs," she says, "but in retrospect, this drug is so dangerous that I wouldn't have taken it had I known that PPH (Primary Pulmonary Hypertension) would ultimately be the outcome." "This drug ma... - ER Charged $1,200 for Nosebleed
Nov-30-21 Kansas City, KS Tony woke up late Saturday night with a nosebleed and not knowing what to do, his son drove him to emergency room at St. Lukes South Hospital. When Tony got the bill in the mail he almost had a stroke--a doctor had simply inserted into his nose a cotton ball sprayed with decongestant, which took a few minutes, but he was billed $1,200. Th... - Asbestos Exposure a Concern for Children
Jun-26-08 Calgary, CA John has been diagnosed with asbestosis and even though he is worried that it might lead to mesothelioma , that isn't his major concern. As a caring father, John is more concerned about his son who also has respiratory problems, possibly due to second-hand asbestos exposure . In the 1950s, John worked with asbestos insulation in Montreal... - Salmonella Tomatoes: Liver Transplant Patient at Risk?
Jun-23-08 Rochester, NY: Barbara (not her real name) had a successful liver transplant in 2002 and she was feeling good. However, last month she wound up in hospital with her platelet count dangerously low and nobody could figure out the reason why. But she had recently been sick, with symptoms of food poisoning —could Salmonella tomatoes have been to blame? ... - PPH Diagnosis "Out of the Blue"
Jun-9-08 Mankato, MN Carolyn W. took Fen-Phen so long ago and for such a short time that she forgot about it. But she was recently diagnosed with PPH (also known as PAH—Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension) and the first question her doctor asked was if she had taken any diet drugs. Carolyn is now getting all her medical records so she can join a class action laws... - Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s Slammed with California labor lawsuit
Mar-22-23 Santa Clara, CA Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s are accused of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act and several California labor codes, including minimum wage and overtime pay, and the state's unlawful business practices statute. This latest wage and hour complaint is at the least the third wage and hour class action lawsuit brought agai... - Heart Patient Fears for Her Life Living with Recalled St. Jude Pacemaker
Nov-1-17 Chino, CA: When Marisa received an “Important Medical Device Advisory” letter from St. Jude Medical announcing that her implantable cardiac defibrillator may contain batteries that could run out sooner than expected, she was concerned, to say the least. Since she was 12 years old, Marisa, age 31, has depended upon a pacemaker to keep her a... - Unum's World Trumps Policy Holders' Doctors
May-23-08 Nashville, TN: First Unum (formerly UnumProvident ) will likely cause Greg to sell his house, and possible take his daughter out of college: even though Greg's doctors have deemed him unable to work, Unum's doctors say otherwise—Greg just received his last long term disability check from the insurer and social security is a long way off. Greg w... - Avandia Heart Attack
May-14-08 New Orleans, LA After being on Avandia for two years, Gail suffered a heart attack. When she was admitted to hospital, immediately following her heart attack, the doctors did an angiogram and found that all the arteries were blocked. Gail had to have five stents put in, which required two separate operations. Today, nearly a year later, her life is to... - MLB To Pay $185 million “Starvation Deal”
Aug-11-22 San Francisco, CA Minor league ballplayers asked a California federal judge last month to approve a $185 million settlement they reached with Major League Baseball over alleged "starvation" wages in a case that languished through the courts for eight years. The California labor minimum wage and overtime lawsuit was settled a month before it was... - Woman in Tylenol Coma for Six Weeks
Jul-19-12 St. Louis, MO A few years ago Shari took the recommended dosage of Tylenol for a bad headache: six “rapid release” tabs over a period of 24 hours. “By 10pm I felt like I was going to pass out so I called 911,” Shari says. She was taken to the local hospital and can’t remember anything, until she woke up in the St. Louis Univer...
