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- PPH Class Action: "I'm Joining a Lawsuit against Diet Drugs"
Dec-15-07 El Paso, TX John Austin, 29, was a semi-pro football player until last year; that was when he was diagnosed with Primary Pulmonary Hypertension PPH . Two years ago, his doctor prescribed the diet drug Adapex to lose weight but he soon experienced chest pains and fatigue -now Austin won't be able to play another football game—ever. "I started taki... - Transvaginal Mesh: Hold the Sex
Apr-23-12 Kingston, ON Marion remembers well the first time she had sex with her husband after having a transvaginal mesh sling procedure to correct urinary incontinence. Like so many other women with transvaginal mesh problems, sex meant pain. "My husband said, 'I've never hurt anybody in my life unless I hit them over the head with a hockey stick,'" says Mari... - Lyrica not Music to Chiropractor’s Ears
Sep-29-16 Greenville, NC: Lyrica is part of a class of medications originally approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treatment and management of elliptic seizures, although in recent years indications have expanded to include symptoms of neuropathy and fibromyalgia, an increasingly common complaint. However, a basket of Lyrica side effects &nd... - Veteran Medical Malpractice: "Putting a Band-Aid on Broken Bones"
Dec-8-07 Lolo, MT Medical malpractice is a serious issue for any patient, but when the patient who suffers is a veteran, one who has been treated by Veterans Affairs , the issue seems even more outrageous. Especially when that patient was a prisoner of war and one who has repeatedly suffered from misdiagnosis, ignored complaints and botched surgeries. Allan D... - Divorce Another Transvaginal Mesh Side Effect
Apr-18-15 North Battleford, SK Joan’s doctor sold her on having an AMS transvaginal mesh implanted at the same time she had a hysterectomy. She didn’t even need the mesh - it was just a precautionary measure so that she wouldn’t have problems with pelvic organ prolapse. “I didn’t even need this mesh and now I am separated because m... - Credit Card Abuse: "I'm going to Fight till the End"
Nov-24-07 Newton, MS Connie Pruitt has had her fair share of credit card abuse , particularly increased rate hikes . "I'm willing to pay whatever I bought and their original interest rate," says Pruitt. "But I was lied to. Once I was given the bait and hook, it was a whole other story." Capitol One offered Pruitt a credit card at their introductory rate: one y... - Paxil Delivers Guilt along with Birth Defects
Jan-4-07 Baltimore, OH "You have no idea, the incredible guilt I feel about taking Paxil during my pregnancy," says Gina Fromm, "but the hardest thing is that, when Mark is old enough to understand, will he blame me?" As soon as Gina found out that she was pregnant, she and her husband, Jon, asked both their regular doctor and obstetrician if it was okay to co... - Capital One Credit Cards Hassle
Apr-12-07 Richmond, VA: If you received checks from Capital One over the holiday season, with the encouragement to use them for a "hassle-free holiday," you may have been roped into paying higher interest rates than you should have, without realizing it. Capital One sent the checks to credit card holders, offering them a starting rate of 5.99% fixed APR that wo... - Overtime Wage Payment Violations are an Epidemic in California
Apr-9-07 Los Angeles, CA: There is a flood of court cases filed in California claiming employers violated overtime wage statutes. Many of these violations may be traced to a business attitude which teaches it is worth the risk if the financial gain received is greater than the penalty imposed. A Fair Days Pay for a Fair Days Work The 40 hour work week and... - Credit Card Rate Hikes: Devious Practices Online
Oct-20-07 San Antonio, TX "I always pay my bills online and I have never been late with a payment and never over my limit," says Patricia Frank. "All of a sudden, the Bank of America and Chase Bank raised my interest rates from 7.9% to 22%! They need to put this information online if they are going to raise your rates--they are very devious." This is clearly another... - Transvaginal Mesh Terrifying Ordeal
Mar-28-15 Elmwood Park, NJ Lumy was sold on transvaginal mesh after reading brochures marketed to women with urinary stress incontinence. “Women should not be suffering in silence,” reads one advertisement. Given the number of transvaginal mesh lawsuits that have been filed, more women are suffering from the mesh than incontinence - and they aren&r... - Poultry Farm Nuisance: Nobody Crosses the Road
Oct-13-07 Parrotsville, TN "I will never get used to this," says Maureen Holmes. "I'm surrounded by chicken houses and my kids can't even play outside." For Maureen and her family, these chicken houses are more than a poultry farm nuisance ; they have interfered with their quality of life. Fifteen years ago, Maureen Holmes (not her real name) moved back to her "... - Stop the Superbowl! NFL Bad Call Lawsuit Filed (you’ll never guess by who)
Jan-16-14 Mercer, PA The National Football League (NFL) has been inundated with lawsuits in the last few years with regard to player concussions - and that story continues to play out in the media. But nothing could’ve prepared the NFL and even the most diehard fans for this lawsuit bomb. The NFL has been hit with a bad call lawsuit, my dears. And if th... - Lisinopril—Hidden Dangers
Nov-22-11 Las Vegas, NV Many prescription drugs are as common as aspirin; it's no wonder that many consumers don't read warning labels or consider that a medication could be associated with side effects. Take Lisinopril , for instance. It is one of the most widely prescribed drugs in the US, and it also has the potential to harm a lot of people. Specifically,... - Investigations Target SSRI Prescribing Doctors
Feb-23-07 Washington, DC: In recent years, Federal and state investigators have been going after the makers of the antidepressants known as the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI), for promoting the drugs for off-label use under the theory that they are causing the submission of false claims to Medicare, Medicaid, and other public health care programs... - Farm Nuisance Makes One Property Owner Hog Wild
Sep-9-07 Summerfield, FL "This place used to be beautiful but the pig pen right behind my fence has destroyed it," says John Williams. This hog farm has become more than a farm nuisance for Williams: it has also devastated his property value. Williams's woes began when his neighbor refused to repair a fence. Instead, nails and broken wire were sticking through... - "Ketek Caused My Father's Death"
Sep-3-07 Tom's River, NJ "How many families are out there that had their loved ones die because of cardiac arrest or natural causes when in fact Ketek was to blame?" says Mary Kane. "I want to tell you that Ketek caused my father's death so that others don't take this dangerous drug." "My dad had a bout of bronchitis and was prescribed this antibiotic in May,... - California Labor Law: Flat Rate Below Minimum Wage
Aug-31-07 Los Angeles, CA Pamela and Martin have similar jobs: Pamela is a caregiver and Martin is also a caregiver—for dogs. They also have a similar problem regarding California labor law : both work 12-hour shifts and get paid a flat rate below minimum wage. When Pamela began her caregiver job, she made about $9 per hour for three-hour shifts. Then her... - Off-Label Prescribing of Pain Lollipops Turns Deadly
Jan-24-07 Salt Lake City, UT: The painkilling lollipop, Actiq , is approved to treat chronic pain in cancer patients who are already on an opioid drug. But a recent study by Prime Therapeutics found the drug is being prescribed off-label for unapproved uses nearly 90% of the time. For those suffering with the agonizing pain of late stage cancer, the painkiller o... - Oxycontin: A Recovering Addict Speaks Out
Aug-26-07 Vancouver, BC "At first it just made me feel better, painwise," says Richard Dorn (not his real name). "but after a while I had to have it." Lawsuits across the country are alleging that OxyContin's maker knew or ought to have known that ingesting Oxycontin leads to drug dependency and addiction. "If that's the case, it's a shame," says Richard, who k...
