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Moll Law Group Files First Lawsuit Against Astrazeneca on Behalf of Tennessee Man Who Suffered Serious and Permanent Life-Threatening Injuries Following His Use of Nexium
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Moll Law Group filed its first lawsuit against AstraZeneca on behalf of Charles Bowers, a Tennessee man, for serious and permanent life-threatening injuries following his use of Nexium. The complaint was filed in the United States District Court, Western District of Tennessee alleging the Defendants knew or should have known about the significantly increased risk for kidney injuries from the use of its products and failed to adequately warn consumers.
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Doctors Bring Action Against da Vinci Surgical Robot After Patients Suffer Metal Fragments in Their Brains
Recently, a group of doctors filed a lawsuit against Intuitive Surgical, the maker of the da Vinci surgical robot. According to their complaint, which they filed in the Northern District Court of Georgia, the device caused metal debris to travel to patients’ brains during mitral valve surgical procedures. This condition is referred to as metallic microemboli. Additionally, the complaint states that Intuitive Surgical and a number of other companies and individuals manufactured and marketed the surgical robot even though they knew that it had certain defects that could result in metallic debris reaching surgical patients’ brains
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Whole Foods Market Receives FDA Warning Letter for ‘Serious Violations’
Health food stores are becoming increasingly popular as consumers’ preferences for different categories of food products have shifted. Perhaps one of the most popular health food chains in the U.S. is Whole Foods Market, a specialty store offering a variety of alternative products, including organics, gluten-free, and vegan. On June 8, 2016, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the agency responsible for overseeing food safety and labeling for the vast majority of our food system, issued a warning letter
to Whole Foods Market, identifying a number of “serious violations” it found after completing an inspection of one of its stores in Everett, Massachusetts, in February 2016.
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Fluoroquinolone Antibiotics Linked to Aortic Aneurysms, Achilles Tendon Ruptures, Detached Retinas, and Fatalities
Recently, a rash of cases has sprung up involving fluoroquinolone (FQ) antibiotics. Marketed under a variety of names like Cipro, Levaquin, or Avelox, these drugs are used to treat a wide variety of infections. Some sources estimate that roughly 26 million Americans are prescribed FQ antibiotics each year for a wide range of ailments, including pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and more.
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Ethicon Transvaginal Mesh MDL Lawsuit Update
Thousands of women have come forward to bring lawsuits against the makers of transvaginal mesh products, alleging that they suffered serious, painful, and in some cases permanent injuries as a result of the products’ dangerous nature. Ethicon is one of the main manufacturers implicated in these lawsuits, which is a subsidiary of major health product manufacturer Johnson & Johnson.
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First Bellwether Trials in Xarelto Multi-District Litigation Scheduled for Early 2017
The first batch of cases in the Xarelto multi-district litigation are set to go forward in early 2017. Situated in the Eastern District of Louisiana, the multi-district litigation includes numerous cases from plaintiffs alleging that they suffered serious injuries as a result of taking Xarelto, an anti-coagulant drug manufactured by Johnson & Johnson. A multi-district litigation, or MDL, is similar to a class action in that multiple claims are grouped together when there are sufficient similarities. Unlike in a class action, however, the plaintiffs in an MDL maintain their status as separate cases, and each plaintiff must still prove his or her individual case. Damages are not awarded to the class in general but are awarded to each plaintiff depending on the strength and merit of each individual case.
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Experts in Medical Case Allowed to Testify Regarding Cause of Death Even Though There Were Multiple Causes
Medical malpractice cases are extremely complicated because they involve a highly specialized knowledge of medicine and medical care. In a recent case, a medical malpractice claim was filed against a woman’s doctors after she died while in their care. The woman went to the emergency room at a hospital to seek medical treatment. The emergency room doctor ordered tests and diagnosed the woman with an incarcerated hernia and possible bowel obstruction, and he tried to reduce the hernia.
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Nurse Escapes Liability Due to Sovereign ImmunityWe all depend on medical professionals to take care of us while we are in the hospital. However, what we may not realize is that some hospitals can escape liability just because the hospital is operated by the state. In a recent case, a man had surgery to reconstruct the back of his mouth at a state university hospital. He was then taken to the intensive care unit in the hospital to recover. The care required in the unit is complex because patients are often in very critical condition. Each nurse cares for two patients at most at a time. The nurses are required to closely monitor patients and carry out the orders given by the surgery team.
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Student Hit While Crossing the Street to Board School Bus Entitled to Benefits Under Bus’ Insurance
School bus drivers’ duties may be considered to start and end with children getting on & off the bus. But school bus drivers may also be responsible for making sure that students safely cross the street when entering or exiting the bus. Recently
, a court held that a bus driver’s duties extended to helping children safely cross the street, & the bus’ car insurance was required to pay benefits as a result.
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Pharmaceutical Companies May Be Held Liable for Failure to Warn Mothers of Potential Birth Defects
According to one news source, a court of appeals recently upheld a $3 million verdict against a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson after a baby was born with severe birth injuries as a result of medication taken during the mother’s pregnancy. The baby’s parents brought a claim against the company, and the jury found the company liable for failing to warn the mother’s doctors of the risk of birth injuries if she took Topamax during her first trimester.
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Failure to Report Abuse May Provide Separate Avenue for Recovery
Normally, the only people liable for an abused elder’s injuries are those who engaged in the abuse or were responsible for his or her care. However, a recent case
found that even those who were not responsible for the patient’s care but failed to report suspected abuse may still be held liable. Read More
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Scholarship Opportunity for Students Seeking
to Alleviate College Expenses
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Moll Law Group wishes to support and recognize exceptional college students across the nation. In furtherance of its commitment to provide safety information in order to prevent further injuries and death, Moll Law Group is offering periodic $1,000 scholarships to the college student who submits the top safety information essay on the topic of their choice that furthers our injury prevention goal.
Moll Law Group is now accepting applications for its Fall 2016 Scholarship. The deadline to apply is September 30, 2016.
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