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- Two Mirena Migrations and “Mirena Crash”
Jul-26-16 Sacramento, CA: Crisha considers herself fortunate. Although the Mirena IUD was embedded in her uterine wall and she required surgery to remove it, “I never had any pain and my doctor assured me that everything is fine.” she says. Rebecca, on the other hand, suffered severe Mirena complications. Crisha didn’t even know that the Mir... - Unum’s Proverbial Runaround
Nov-15-13 Jacksonville, FL “I found out firsthand that Unum, or Unum Provident , is the second worst insurance company in the world,” says Herman, who was recently denied Unum long-term disability benefits. “I am still in shock from their bad faith practice, and so are my doctors.” Herman is correct: The American Association for Justic... - A Busy Time for Monster As Next Monster Energy Drink Injury Trial Looms
Jul-2-15 Corona, CA With two marquee Monster Energy Drink Deaths and Hospitalizations lawsuits having now been settled, all eyes turn toward the Anais Fournier lawsuit that begins in August. The 14-year-old girl died from cardiac arrest at home while watching television with her family after consuming two cans of product manufactured and distributed by Monster... - Zimmer NexGen Revision Surgery Patient Files Knee Replacement Claim
Oct-25-13 Branchport, NY Iris was finding it increasingly difficult to get around, so on her doctor’s advice she had a Zimmer NexGen knee replacement last spring. By December she was back in the hospital, this time for revision surgery. “This Zimmer knee made me an invalid,” she says, “and the second surgery didn’t help any. Now I&r... - Depakote Birth Defects Versus Seizures
Oct-27-13 Portland, OR Beverly says she felt stuck between a rock and a hard place when she was taking Depakote and became pregnant. But after her son’s Depakote birth defects became apparent, Beverly thinks she made the wrong choice. “My doctor advised that I stay on Depakote during my pregnancy and just lower the dose because having a seizure wa... - Wind Shear Detection Improving but not Foolproof
Mar-12-08 Hamburg, DE Passengers aboard a Lufthansa flight on March 1st narrowly escaped a plane crash when stormy winds up to 155 mph rocked their aircraft as it attempted to land in Hamburg, Germany. Gut-dropping images caught on amateur video of its runway approach, show the left wing of the Airbus A320 grazing the runway; the aircraft teeters, then lifts o... - Yamaha Rhino Rolls Onto Driver's Leg
Mar-7-08 Galla Rock, AR If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the video of a Yamaha Rhino rolling over onto the driver's left leg makes a dramatic statement. The Yamaha Rhino has come under fire after a number of injuries and deaths have been attributed to the 4-wheel ATV. Unlike other all-terrain vehicles with either three, or four wheels designed in a... - Veteran Who Filed for Benefits in 2001 Has Yet to Receive Them
May-23-16 Washington, DC: Talk about clout. When retired US Army veteran Leonard K. Jackson talks of his years-long wait to secure VA disability benefits for a range of physical and mental health issues suffered while serving, he has the White House behind him. That’s right, the White House, as the Obama Administration has used Jackson as a poster boy of sorts... - Blood Thinners Under Fire for Alleged Failure to Warn
May-13-15 Anaheim, CA A new Xarelto lawsuit has been filed alleging Xarelto bleeding complications put patients at risk of serious health problems. In the past month, in fact, almost 100 lawsuits have been added to Xarelto multidistrict litigation, which consolidates Xarelto side effects lawsuits for pre-trial proceedings. According to court documents, as of... - Reform for Illinois Nursing Homes Came Too Late for Some
Jan-7-11 Chicago, IL It was back in July that Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced the implementation of what was then referred to as historic legislation to reform long-term care in the state. The goal was to improve the care available to residents of nursing homes in Illinois . During a signing ceremony July 29, Governor Quinn noted that the leg... - Levaquin Patient Spends Summer With Foot in Brace
Sep-24-09 San Diego, CA Kirk C. says that when he started taking Levaquin he had no idea he was not supposed to do any physical activity. That is because the reported Levaquin side effects include tendinitis and ruptured tendons. However, some patients, like Kirk, say they had no idea the Levaquin medication could cause such serious side effects. "I was on L... - Instacart Settles California Misclassification Lawsuit
Oct-24-22 San Francisco, CA Instacart is settling a misclassification complaint claiming that the gig company violated the California labor code by misclassifying its workers, known as “shoppers” as independent contractors instead of employees. (Shoppers gather groceries in stores for customers and sometimes deliver them.) The city of San Diego cl... - Zicam User Says Life is Bland Without Smell and Taste
Sep-22-09 Huntsville, AL Brad M. believes he has been dealing with Zicam side effects for several months. Ever since he used Zicam to prevent a cold, Brad has had nasal problems. Specifically, Brad is suffering from Zicam smell loss and a loss of taste. He says the Zicam loss of smell has had an impact on his life. "I was going to a major appointment in Bost... - First Bard IVC Filter Bellwether Lawsuit Gearing Up for March
Feb-18-18 Phoenix, AZ: With the scheduled start of the first Bard IVC filter bellwether trial set for next month, all eyes will be on the outcome to gauge how the remaining bellwether cases might fare, and ultimately what general direction the remaining 3,500 cases in C.R. Bard multidistrict litigation may wind up taking. The case selected for the first trial... - Is Phentermine Just as Dangerous as Fen-Phen?
Sep-8-09 Dallas, TX: In 2001 Pat took phentermine, which was once half of the wildly popular Fen-phen cocktail, for about 3 years, until she developed an allergic reaction that has just gotten worse. Although Pat hasn't developed Primary Pulmonary Hypertension (PPH) , she says this drug has caused both severe physical and psychological damage. (Although Fen-phen... - SUVs Susceptible to Rollovers, Regulations for Roof Integrity Lacking
Nov-3-07 Detroit, MI SUVs and other vehicles in which drivers ordinarily feel safe and secure can become a source for danger and personal injury when a traffic mishap combines with physics which govern a tall, top-heavy vehicle, resulting in a rollover. And far removed from the glamorous images of NASCAR, or Hollywood film where a vehicle rolls spectacularly a... - "I Paid the Makers of Yasmin to Kill Me"
Aug-21-09 Hardy, KY Sherri H. was prescribed Yasmin for PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) and was on the birth control pill for two years, until she wound up in hospital with a blood clot in her lung. "I am furious that Yasmin or Yaz is riskier than other birth control pills," says Sherri," and I was giving Bayer $63 per month to kill me!" In May of... - The Real Impact of FDA Raptiva Removal
Apr-27-09 Washington, DC The recent decision to suspend Raptiva by its manufacturer due to concerns over Raptiva and PML (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy) represents a bit of good news for critics who had reservations that Raptiva's risks outweighed the benefits. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been closely monitoring Raptiva for a while n... - Denture Adhesive Poisoning Tests Not Always Straightforward
Dec-18-09 Webb City, MO Most people think that denture adhesive zinc poisoning can be diagnosed with a few simple tests. But for Brenda B. (real name withheld), who has diabetes and lung problems, testing for denture cream zinc poisoning is not that easy. Although Brenda uses Fixodent denture adhesive and suffers from neuropathy, she may never have the test resu... - Unum Giving More of the Usual “Runaround”
Jul-9-13 Tampa, FL Jody applied for short-term disability benefits with Unum , her health insurance company, and was approved for three months, with the understanding that long-term benefits would be automatic. Not so with bad faith insurance practices. Even though her physician sent her complete medical records and all the documentation requested by the insu...
