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Dental Malpractice generally refers to an injury caused by a negligent dentist. Any kind of negligence or poor quality dentistry can be defined as dentist malpractice , which could result in a dental malpractice lawsuit. Dental malpractice lawyers can determine whether you have a dental malpractice claim. Dental Malpractice Negligence a... - Bair Hugger Lawsuits Mounting
Aug-24-16 New York, NY: One of the fastest growing multi-district litigations (MDLs) this summer is Bair Hugger surgical blankets, according to Reuters. Another Bair Hugger lawsuit was filed August 11 by a New York family, which adds to the 457 pending lawsuits - either in federal or state court in Minnesota - against 3M and Arizant Healthcare. (The US Judic... - Class Action Upheld in Overdraft Fees Lawsuit
Sep-12-15 Miami, FL An overdraft fees lawsuit that had been given class-action status has had that class-action status confirmed by a Florida federal judge. The excessive overdraft fees lawsuit alleged that Wells Fargo Bank improperly reordered customer transactions to increase profits from overdraft fees. Wells Fargo is not the only financial institution accuse... - Mirena MDL Over?
Aug-23-16 New York, NY: Although a federal judge said there was no way for Mirena IUD lawsuits in the multidistrict litigation (MDL) to continue after she earlier barred plaintiffs’ expert testimony, the women plan to appeal the case to the Second Circuit. US District Judge Cathy Seibel’s decision has affected more than 1,200 lawsuits in the mult... - Lawsuit Status Update: The Latest on Januvia Lawsuits
Jun-20-13 Januvia Lawsuits Quick Refresher: Januvia (Merck & Co., Inc.) is a drug prescribed to help treat adults with type-2 diabetes. On September 25, 2009 the FDA issued a revision to the warning label of the drug Januvia or Janumet, a combination drug comprised of Januvia and Metformin, regarding Januvia side effects , including Januvia pancreatic canc... - Following Suit: Pradaxa and Xarelto Lawsuit Updates
Aug-20-14 Pradaxa lawsuits allege patients suffered from a serious Pradaxa side effect and were not sufficiently warned about the risk of that effect. Specifically, lawsuits allege patients were put at risk of uncontrollable bleeding with no possibility of an antidote. Plaintiffs also allege Pradaxa was marketed as being a suitable replacement for an older drug, war... - Lawsuits Filed Over Weak Fertility Drug
Aug-19-16 New York, NY : For some couples, Bravelle was their last chance at having a baby. The fertility drug, which is now the focus of lawsuits, offered hope to those who dream of having a baby but needed to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment to make their dream a reality. IVF treatment isn't cheap, and some couples find they can only afford one ro... - Air Pollution - Air Pollution Stroke Risk, Air Pollution Lawsuit
Air pollution health effects can have a long-term impact on a person's health, including causing difficulty breathing, strokes and premature death. A 2008 study found a link between air pollution and stroke risk , while environmental agencies frequently warn about the negative effects of air pollution exposure . Air Pollution Health Eff... - Yamaha ATV Personal Injury Lawsuit Settled for $317,000
Lawrenceville, GA: An important personal injury law victory has been reached for one out of hundreds of lawsuits filed against Yamaha and its Rhino utility-terrain vehicle (UTV) for safety problems. This is the first successful litigation against Yamaha in connection with the Rhino UTV and its safety problems. Roger and Glenda McTaggart were the P... - Xarelto Lawsuits Closing in on 7,000
Aug-14-16 Washington, DC: If anyone ever doubted the seriousness, and the compelling nature of Xarelto Bleeding complications and litigation stemming from Xarelto Side Effects, one need only look at the continuing rise in the number of Xarelto lawsuits. Last month, Heidi Turner reported that as of June 15 of this year there were 5,853 lawsuits housed in M... - “The Public Must Pressure Johnson & Johnson to List all their Talcum Powder Ingredients", says Attorney
Mar-31-18 Austin, TX: By now, most everyone following the talcum powder lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson know the company is accused of failure to warn consumers about ovarian cancer risks. What they likely don’t know is that J&J isn’t required to disclose all the ingredients in their talc recipe. Attorney Mark Mueller urges the public to... - The Machinations behind a Defective Airbag Settlement, Takata CEO Shielded
Aug-13-16 Jacksonville, FL: When the airbag injuries lawsuit originally brought by airbag injury victim Patricia Mincey suddenly settled last month, all eyes had been focused on the possibility that Takata CEO Shigehisa Takada might have been called to testify in the case. There had been no expectation of a negotiated settlement, due to the circumstances surr... - $4M Settlement Agreed with Wal-Mart in Oregon Wages and Hour Class Action
Salem, OR: Wal-mart has agreed a $4 million settlement in a wage and hour class action brought against the retailer by 28,000 former employees. The class action began nearly five years ago and was a merger of two earlier lawsuits. The suit alleged that the Arkansas-based company violated Oregon's wage and hour laws. Reportedly, Wal-Mart has agreed to... - Are Recalled Duodenoscopes Any Safer?
Jun-21-17 Washington, DC: Any medical device plaintiff fighting an endoscope infection lawsuit appears to have a friend in Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash). The Democratic lawmaker noted back in April that she had become alarmed in the face of a superbug outbreak in Europe late last year, and thus had issued a request to medical device manufacturer Olympus Corp. (O... - Trio of Eliquis Blood Thinner Lawsuits Allege Defective Product
Jun-19-17 New York, NY: Three separate Eliquis side effects lawsuits each make similar claims: that Eliquis is unnecessarily dangerous and defective, and was rushed to market without an available antidote capable of reversing Eliquis anticoagulant bleedouts. The clinical trial used to approve apixaban (Eliquis), known as ARISTOTLE, was carried out in China and w... - Fire Accident - Burn Injury, Burn Injury Lawsuit
Fire accidents can result in catastrophic personal injury and devastating damage. Every year, billions of dollars in property damage occurs as a result of fire . Victims of fire accidents can suffer serious harm, including burn injury to their entire body. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention note deaths from fires and burns are the fifth... - Energy Drink Lawsuits: Understanding Caffeine
Aug-27-15 Baltimore, MD As far as substances go, energy drinks seem fairly harmless to most people. Need a quick boost of energy, ingest an energy drink and get some much-needed caffeine. People turning to energy drinks might need more caffeine than what a cup of coffee or a soda would provide, but would be forgiven for thinking that the caffeine in an energy dr... - Settlement Reached in Neurontin Suicide Suit
New York, NY: A wrongful death suit filed on behalf of a retired minister who committed suicide just two months after starting treatment with Pfizer's epilepsy medication, Neurontin, has reached settlement prior to going to trial. The details of the settlement have not been made public. Neurontin was prescribed to Richard Smith by his doctor, in... - Woman Awarded $2.1M in Fourth Pelvic Mesh Trial
Jun-15-17 Santa Clara, CA: A jury has awarded $2.1 million in damages in the fourth consecutive transvaginal mesh bellwether product liability lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson (J&J). The lawsuit is part of a massive multi-district litigation and was brought against J&J’s Prolift pelvic mesh. It was made and marketed by J&J’s subsid... - Ashley Madison Data Breach Class Action Proposed in Missouri
Aug-23-15 St. Louis, MO As expected, lawsuits have already begun to roll in stemming from the infamous Ashley Madison data breach. An American plaintiff has proposed a data breach class action in Missouri federal court under the anonymous pseudonym Jane Doe. Various legal pundits have cited concerns about the anonymity of the plaintiff. However, the legal commu...