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South Dakota Hot Issues

  • Ketek allegedly causing potentially life threatening Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) skin reaction.
  • Children's Motrin allegedly causing Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) potentially life threatening skin inflammations.
  • Helicopter Crashes alleging loss of life, debilitating injuries, loss of income, traumatic stress.
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South Dakota Cases Being Investigated

  • Crash Hazard Prompts Off-Road Utility Vehicles Recall (Oct-23-09)
  • Oral Sodium Phosphate or OSP has allegedly been recalled for acute kidney injury and kidney failure. (May-1-09)
  • Clearwire Service alleging poor quality and unfairly charging early termination fees. (Mar-17-09)
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South Dakota Law Suits Filed

  • American Express allegedly failed to properly inform customers of Blue Cash credit card offer components. (Feb-27-09)
  • Bayer CropScience AG alleging farmers suffered economic losses after Bayer's biotech Liberty Link rice was released into the food supply and countries banned US rice. (May-24-08)
  • NCAA and Ticketmaster alleging they have a monopoly on college sports events and charge non-refundable fees to enter a lottery for the rights to purchase tickets to the sporting events. (May-24-08)
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South Dakota Settlements

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SOUTH DAKOTA ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS

Law Professor Roger Baron on Subrogation and ERISA Reform
Law Professor Roger Baron on Subrogation and ERISA Reform Vermillion, SD: Roger Baron is a recognized authority on insurance law and subrogation. He advised attorney Maurice Graham in the controversial Debby Shank litigation in Missouri. In that case, Shank, who suffered severe permanent brain injuries in a traffic accident, was successfully sued by her employer, Wal-Mart, for recovery of nearly $500,000 in medical expenses paid under her ERISA employee insurance plan. Wal-Mart recently reversed their decision to seek recovery after a storm of negative publicity. [READ MORE]

Paxil Caused PPHN, Grief and Guilt
Watertown, SD: "Several months after my son Nathan passed away, I started to do a lot of research on PPHN and discovered there was a link between Paxil and the birth defects he had," says Jennifer Berg. "I felt sick, I felt it was my fault." [READ MORE]

PPH and Fen-Phen Research Ongoing
PPH and Fen-Phen Research Ongoing Sacramento, CA: For years, Primary Pulmonary Hypertension (PPH) was a medical mystery. Scientists studied it for over 100 years before formally categorizing it as a disease, and even today the medical community is divided as to whether PPH is the result of a single factor or many. But one thing is certain: Fen-Phen and other appetite suppressants are known to trigger the narrowing of the pulmonary artery. [READ MORE]


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