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  • Abogado especializado en HPPR provocada por Lexapro
    Lexapro (también conocido como Escitalopram) es un antidepresivo utilizado para tratar la ansiedad y trastornos graves de depresión. Se encuentra dentro del grupo de medicamentos denominados inhibidores selectivos de la recaptación de serotonina (ISRS). El fabricante de Lexapro, Forest Pharmaceutical, resta importancia a los pelig...
  • Canadian Member of Parliament Warns of PPI Side Effects
    Jul-7-10 Nanaimo, BC A deadly outbreak of Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) infection at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital in 2008 has one government member in Canada lobbying health authorities to tighten controls on proton pump inhibitors (PPIs). James Lunney, the Member of Parliament for Nanaimo-Alberni in Canada's westernmost province of British Colum...
  • Slip and Fall Bill in Florida Levels the Playing Field
    Jul-1-10 Naples, FL The state of Florida has enjoyed the reputation as the best state to try slip and fall cases, due to one of the lowest requirements for burden of proof on the part of the plaintiff. State law does not require the plaintiff to prove that the defendant had prior knowledge of conditions that may lead to an accident; the plaintiff must simply pr...
  • Adderall Bipolar Side Effects Lawsuit Legal Help
    Health professionals believe that taking Adderall can contribute to Adderall bipolar disorder , or heightened or increased bipolar behavior in bipolar patients-- Adderall is also prescribed to people to treat bipolar disorder. Currently, Adderall bipolar attorneys are investigating Adderall bipolar lawsuits . Adderall Bipolar Disorder I...
  • Celexa y HPPR
    Estudios recientes han encontrado que bebés expuestos a Celexa (citalopram) durante ciertos períodos antes del nacimiento corren un riesgo de experimentar efectos secundarios causados por Celexa. Estos defectos de nacimiento Celexa incluyen el riesgo de hipertensión pulmonar persistente del recién nacido (HPP), paladar hendido, sindrome hipoplásico de c...
  • Pfizer to Pay Oregon $3.34 in Zyvox Marketing Fraud Settlement
    Portland, OR: Attorney General John Kroger has announced a $3.34 million agreement with the world's largest research-based pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, Inc., over allegedly deceptive marketing claims related to its prescription drug Zyvox®. This is the largest ever consumer drug agreement that Oregon has achieved with a prescription drug manufacturer...
  • Paxil Birth Defects and Paxil Side Effects Lawsuits
    Some studies suggest that babies exposed to Paxil ( paroxetine ) during certain times before birth run a risk of experiencing Paxil side effects . Those Paxil-related birth defects include a risk of persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN), oral cleft, Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and coarction of the aorta. A potential link between...
  • Tidy Little Payday for Qui Tam Whistleblower
    Jun-15-10 Washington, DC A qui tam whistleblower recently collected $176,000 as her share of the settlement after filing a lawsuit against Cochlear Americas on behalf of the federal government. In 2004 Brenda March brought the lawsuit against the implant manufacturer for allegedly paying illegal remuneration to health care providers in an effort to induce purcha...
  • Essure Sales Decline as Complaints Increase and ObGyn Tips for Removal
    Jul-13-17 Paris, FR: While Essure lawsuits are being filed in France, Canada and the US on behalf of women who have suffered complications from the permanent birth control device (and at least one death in France), gynecologists say a “small minority of women” are requesting removal. But what constitutes a small minority? About one million of the...
  • Charges Laid Against 412 Individuals for Medicaid Fraud and Opioid Prescribing
    Jul-13-17 Santa Clara, CA: The US Attorney General’s office has charged 412 defendants in 41 federal districts with Medicaid fraud resulting from false billings, and prescribing and distributing opioids and other dangerous drugs. The fraud is estimated to have cost Medicaid $1.3 billion resulting from false billings. More than 120 defendants have been c...
  • Trio Charged in Home Loan Scam, Including Financial Elder Abuse
    Jun-12-10 Los Angeles, CA Three men have been arrested on various charges, including financial elder abuse , following investigation into a bait-and-switch home loan scheme. Joseph Nguyen, 37, of Woodland Hills, and Matthew Bourgo, 27, of Thousand Oaks, California—former employees of ALG Capital Inc—as well as Sean McConville, 30, president and co-...
  • Kardashian Sisters Sued Over QuickTrim Weight Loss Products
    New York, NY: Consumers of QuickTrim diet supplement products have filed a consumer fraud class action against the Kardashian sisters, Kim, Kourtney and Khloe, as well as the product manufacturer, Windmill Health Products, over allegations that the advertising claims are false and misleading. Filed in New York, the suit alleges the sisters made "unsubs...
  • Taxotere Hair Loss: Are Doctors Forthright with their Patients as to Risk?
    Jul-6-17 Washington, DC: Many a Taxotere hair loss lawsuit asserts that the manufacturer of Taxotere (docetaxel), Sanofi, knew about the increased risk for permanent hair loss associated with its cancer drug, and yet downplayed the risk without revealing that competing products on the market were just as effective at treating cancer as Taxotere, but without the...
  • Out-of-State Contractors Hit with California Overtime Lawsuit
    May-20-10 Pacifica, CA A California overtime case involving out-of-state contractors has recently been pursued by the Office of the Labor Commissioner. "Out-of-state contractors need to understand they cannot come to California, violate state law and take advantage of California employees," Angela Bradstreet said in a statement. "California workers are the backb...
  • NITEL Sued by Union for Alleged Illinois Employment Violations
    May-15-10 Chicago, IL The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 134 (IBEW 134) has filed a lawsuit alleging violations of the Illinois Employee Classification Act. The labor union accuses Northern Illinois Telecom Inc. (NITEL) of illegally misclassifying workers and paying them less than their due. According to the 5/15/10 issue of Law &...
  • Waiora Faces Potential Fraud Class Action over Natural Cellular Defense Nutritional Supplement
    Hollywood, FL: Waiora, a Florida-based nutritional supplement company, is facing a potential consumer fraud class action lawsuit alleging the multi-level marketing company sold product, including Natural Cellular Defense (NCD), that didn't contain the amount of ingredients listed on the label. Specifically, the lawsuit claims that during a 6-year pe...
  • Pennsylvania Doctor Accused of Stockpiling Fentora from Cancer Patients
    May-2-10 Erie, PA A former Clearfield County physician has been arrested for stockpiling pain medications like Fentora that he fraudulently obtained from several cancer patients whom he claimed were prescribed the drugs mistakenly. The office of the Attorney General identified the doctor in question as 43-year-old Amer Khouri, a resident of Erie, Pennsylvani...
  • Target TrimStep Toning Shoe False Advertising
    New York, NY: Target TrimStep "Toning" Shoe may be facing allegations of consumer fraud regarding advertising that claims the shoes have health benefits when they may actually cause injury or make existing injuries worse. Target Corporation allegedly markets its toning footwear with claims that the shoes are designed to "encourage muscle toning i...
  • Forever 21 Faces Employment Class Action Lawsuit
    San Francisco, CA: An employment class action lawsuit has been filed in San Francisco Superior Court against the California-based retailer, Forever 21. The lawsuit alleges Forever 21 required its employees to perform work without compensation and denied them meal breaks. The lead plaintiffs, Jazzreeal Jones, Jessica Ramos, Shanelle Thompson, Al...
  • Career Education Corporation CECO Securities Fraud
    Company: Career Education Corporation Ticker Symbol: CECO Class Period: Jan-1-09 to Nov-1-11 Date Filed: Jan-13-12 Lead Plaintiff Deadline: Mar-13-12 Court: Northern District of Illinois Allegations: Chicago, IL: A securities class action has been commenced in the United States Distric...
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