Defective Products,FAQ,Personal Injury - August 31, 2015

  Question: For 34 of my 40 years of life, I believe that I have been addicted to drinking cola beverages. I have tried more times than I could remember to quit, but I would develop severe withdrawal symptoms that kept me reaching for more colas. I believe that years of drinking excessive colas have…

Car Accident,Defective Products,FAQ,Personal Injury - August 31, 2015

  Question: My mother and sister where recently involved in an auto accident. It was a head-on collision when they where turning and they where hit on the right side front of the vehicle. The police report I believe states the other driver was traveling at 50mph. My mother was knocked unconscious and received several…

Defective Products,FAQ,Personal Injury,Work Injury,Workers' Compensation - August 26, 2015

  Question: My husband was injured 3 years ago. His foot was caught in a hydraulic cylinder and was cut off. The foot was reattached. The doctor said now that there is nothing more he can do. The accident happened three years ago. Now they have recommended amputating from the knee down. We have opted to…

Defective Products,FAQ,Personal Injury - August 19, 2015

  Question: On Saturday the 16 we had an event at our home.  About 100 people participated.  We catered food from a restaurant.  Every thing went great until next morning when we got a call from almost everyone who was at the party that they are all sick. Please advise me on taking a appropriate…

Defective Products,FAQ,Personal Injury - February 23, 2015

  How Much Is My Case Worth? During an initial consultation, we’re often asked, “How much is my case worth?” Each and every case is considered on its merit, first and foremost.

Child Injury,Defective Products,FAQ,In the News - December 9, 2013

This year’s toy recalls for excessive lead and other hazards are down, but consumer advocates warn that potential dangers to children remain on store shelves. In the last few months U.S. Public Interest Research Group went into major retail and discount stores and found several toys with high lead levels and several toys that could…

Defective Products,In the News,Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect,Personal Injury - October 10, 2013

Nursing home residents are subject to emotional abuse when nursing home staff does not properly implement catheterization procedures.  During the time that a resident is forced to remain in a soiled bed, his or her dignity is compromised. In addition, when a resident is not turned frequently, they are susceptible to pressure ulcers and infection….

Defective Products,In the News,Mass Tort - January 15, 2009

Medical Device Makers Regulation It’s interesting to note the number of federal agency insiders stepping up to the plate during these final Bush hours, all wanting to spill the beans to President-Elect Obama about the corruption and mismanagement found within their agencies under the Bush Administration. For some, their actions would be gallant, heroic even,…