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- Accutane Victim and His Physician Link Drug to Depression
Apr-4-14 Vancouver, BC While most Accutane lawsuits and settlements involve Ulcerative Colitis and inflammatory bowel disease allegedly caused by the drug Accutane. The acne drug has also been associated with severe depression and suicidal tendencies. Michael believes Accutane caused his psychological problems, and so does his psychiatrist. Michael was ove... - Unum: Brand New Shoes, Same Old Story
Nov-6-08 Chattanooga, TN It would have been little surprise to any Unum policyholder stung by the claims behavior of Unum Provident (now known simply as 'Unum') to hear that Unum placed near the top of a list that named the worst insurers in the United States. In fact, in a survey conducted by the American Association of Justice (AAJ), Unum ranked number 2, in... - Death by Taser: A Stunning Development
Nov-2-08 Washington, DC According to the US arm of Amnesty International (AIUSA) the number of people who have been Tasered to death since 2001 has grown to 320. So many deaths by Tasers, and all this amidst a growing medical concern and a growing outcry from the general public that such weapons exceed a law enforcement official's normal capacity to subdue a thre... - Defamation Argument Serves Fired Workers Best
Oct-30-15 Gold River, CA: California employment lawyer Chris Whelan has a rather unassuming demeanor. However, make no mistake, he’s deadly in a defamation deposition when representing fired workers . With more than 30 years’ experience under his belt, he’s won a number of multimillion-dollar lawsuits by arguing that employees were defamed by em... - Interview with Dr. Todd Curtis, Air Safety Expert
Oct-31-08 Dr. Todd Curtis has been involved in aviation in one form or another for 30 years. He took his first flight in a glider at the age of 18 and got his private license before becoming a flight test engineer. He also worked at Boeing as an airline safety engineer. While working at Boeing, Curtis came up with the idea for AirSafe.com, a website that would give us... - Victim's Brain Injury Unrecognized
Jan-23-12 Madison, WI While Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords received the utmost in care and rehabilitation to recover from her traumatic brain injury (TBI), Marilyn, and countless others like her, didn't fare so well. She is cognizant enough, however, to know that her treatment was unfair and woefully inadequate. Marilyn was involved in a vehicle... - The Whistleblower and the Voting Machine
Oct-27-08 Washington, DC With one of the most important Presidential elections in US history mere days away, concern is resurfacing over the integrity of voting machines and the potential for tampering, according to two whistleblowers . Indeed, there has been a lot of whistleblowing going on with regard to one of the most closely guarded freedoms inherent with demo... - Antitrust Grows in Complexity in Lockstep With Technology
Oct-19-08 Washington, DC With the massive proliferation of personal computers, and their globalized integration into business and society, it is little wonder that any evolution of antitrust laws is moved forward in large measure by issues relating to and driven from the computer industry. The toga-wearing visionaries who put together the first known antitrust pol... - Bair Hugger: The Answer Is Blowing in the Wind
Oct-5-15 Chilton, WI Rosie Bartel is a woman from Chilton, Wisconsin, who went in for a routine knee replacement some years ago. However, Bartel got more than she bargained for and came away from the hospital with more than a new knee. She also left with a MRSA infection that would result in 27 additional surgeries and eventually cost Bartel her right leg, amputate... - Bad Faith Insurance: The Art of Unfairness
Oct-2-08 New York, NY There's something fundamentally devious about the provider of a service that refuses to deliver what you've already paid for. Such is the basis for bad faith insurance , and a bad faith insurance claim brought against AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co. of New York by a former New York chiropractor. After being snubbed by his insurer, the man... - Defective Products: The Exploding Gas Can
Sep-25-08 Miami, OK It is something that hundreds of thousands of Americans have in their garage, basement or garden shed. A polyethylene gas can. Used correctly, with care taken to mitigate all risk factors, a gas can should not pose defective product personal injury . But life happens, and in the case of the majority of consumer-grade gasoline cans on the market,... - Another ReNu Sufferer
May-4-06 "I am extremely glad I saw the ophthalmologist because he said, if left untreated, I could have gone blind. I am not sure what helped me: the antibiotic drops he gave me or that I just stopped using the ReNu," says Wendy Fink from Charleston, West Virginia. All I know for certain is that I could be in a lot worse shape than I am today. I thought I ha... - Wellbutrin Caused Two Suicide Attempts
Sep-22-10 Fletcher, OK "I'm not ashamed to tell my story about Wellbutrin and my suicide attempts," says Anita. "I just hope I can help someone else, because this terrible drug didn't just affect me. What's even worse is that this drug is still given to teenagers—it should be taken off the market." About eight years ago Anita attempted suicide twice, an... - NBC Nightly News Investigates the Safety of Bard IVC Filters
Sep-3-15 Los Angeles, CA Medical complications and the safety record associated with CR Bard IVC Filters are the subject of a shocking NBC Nightly News two-part investigative report, with second part set to air tonight. The report investigates the near death of Dodi Froehlich as a result of her BARD IVC Recovery Filter implant breaking and piercing her he... - Medtronic Infuse Bone Graft: Off-Label Use Leads to Medtronic Lawsuit
Jan-14-14 Gobles, MI Danny had neck surgery that involved a Medtronic Infuse Bone Graft used off-label. Had Danny known the procedure was not approved by the FDA, he would never have agreed to the Medtronic bone surgery. But Danny agrees with his lawyer and has filed a Medtronic lawsuit. “After falling off my deck my arm was numb and the pain in my neck... - Supreme Court Agrees to Hear $500,000 Neck and Back Injury Settlement
May-22-15 The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case to determine whether a man must repay an insurance company for medical expenses it paid after he received a settlement from the drunk driver who injured him - even though his recovery was reduced after paying attorney’s fees and supporting himself and his child. Robert Montanile was seriously injured re... - DUI: The Breathalyzer is not Always Right
Jun-25-08 Santa Monica, CA People who have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) may think that once the charges are filed there is no point in fighting back. However, Vincent Imhoff, managing partner of Imhoff & Associates, PC, says that is not necessarily the case. "People should know that it's not just up to what the [breathalyzer] said," Imhof... - Accutane Patient "Went Through Hell"
Jul-27-10 Chilliwack, BC Daphne M. took Accutane for one year, from 2008 to 2009. Within a few months, Daphne started experiencing up to 20 bowel movements a day. Although she no longer takes the acne medication, she still suffers from suspected inflammatory bowel disease [she is currently waiting for a diagnosis]. Daphne is angry that she suffered so much and t... - Propecia Sexual Side Effects Don’t “Go Away”
Sep-29-13 Portland, OR Tom started taking Propecia soon after its FDA approval in 1997 for male pattern hair loss. Just a few months later he complained to his doctor of testicular pain and asked about Propecia side effects in men. His doctor said there was no link between Propecia and sexual side effects so Tom continued Propecia finasteride. “I have suff... - Icy Hot: Hot Enough to Take Your Skin Right Off
Jun-5-08 Chattanooga, TN People have bad dreams of running away from a fire, but not being able to run. Your legs are heavy and slow. You strain desperately to move but can't, while the flames get closer. Some have likened the Icy Hot pain patches to such a scenario. Not only have they been found to foster serious burns, but also the adhesive can make them diffic...
