Month: September 2015
Still Hate Plaintiff’s Lawyers? If the DOJ Had Hired Some, GM Might Have Actually Been Held Accountable
The General Motors ignition switch debacle has been splashed across the news in varying degrees for years. The Department of Justice has recently ended the...
An Open Letter to Parents of High School Football Players
New research from the Department of Veterans Affairs and Boston University has found that “87 of 91 deceased NFL players tested were found to have...
Onglyza and Kombiglyze XR Linked to Pancreatic Cancer and Heart Failure
For adults with Type 2 diabetes, there is a range of drug regimens available to control the condition. However, two drugs have recently been linked...
Tracy Morgan Big Rig Accident Sparks Calls For Reform
Last year, Tracy Morgan and his entourage were traveling on the New Jersey turnpike when a tractor-trailer struck their limo bus. The comedian was critically...
How Possible Is It to Diagnose a Potential Stroke Victim?
Mike Fuller has filed a complaint against Southwestern Illinois Health Facilities, Inc. doing business as Anderson Hospital Urgent Care. The complaint alleges that due to...
$1.6 Million Settlement: Jane Doe vs ABC Hospital Anonymous City, Ohio
This client was the victim of a medication error. The nurses failed to monitor her after the medication was prescribed, and as a result she...
Flying Pigs Remind Us of the Dangers of Trucking Accidents
In early June, a tractor-trailer carrying 2,200 piglets overturned on Rt. 35 in Xenia, Ohio. The single vehicle accident caused only minor injuries to the...
Dr. Kelsey, Pioneer of FDA Drug Trials, Dies at 101
Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey, a Canadian pharmacologist instrumental in preventing birth injuries from medications, died on August 7 at the age of 101. Dr. Kelsey’s...