Personal Injury

Opioid Indictment Alleges Prescriptions Given Needlessly

A doctor in addition to three nurse practitioners were recently arrested in Alabama after an opioid indictment officially accused them of managing a “pill mill” out of a medical office. Medically unnecessary opioids were allegedly given to many different patients. A doctor’s office in Montgomery was tied to the Opioid indictment. According to the indictment paperwork,

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Cook Heart Filter Lawsuit Claims Severe Injuries

An Illinois man alleges that Cook Medical designed and manufactures defective IVC filters and the one he was implanted with caused severe injuries. The plaintiff, David H., claims he was implanted with a Cook heart filter on July 23, 2007 in the Columbus Regional Hospital in Indiana. David says that Cook’s IVC filter presented an increased risk for

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Colgate-Palmolive Settles Talc Asbestos Lawsuit

An October 2017 settlement in a talc asbestos lawsuit highlights the most recent case drawing a connection between deadly exposure and consumer products. The Cashmere Bouquet talc powder allegedly exposed consumers who used it to asbestos, according to the talc asbestos lawsuit. The plaintiff in the case was a Pennsylvania resident who alleged she developed mesothelioma after

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Swift Transportation Injury Accident Lawsuit Filed by N.Y. Man

A New York resident has filed a legal claim for recovery of compensation associated with his medical expenses after a Swift Transportation injury accident. The plaintiff alleges that Swift Transportation was the owner of a 2017 freightliner involved in an accident with him. The defendant driver was employed by Swift Transportation and was allegedly the cause

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Proceed Surgical Mesh is Defective, Lawsuit Claims

A Vermont man alleges in a lawsuit that the Proceed Surgical Mesh designed and manufactured by Ethicon and Johnson & Johnson is defective and resulted in severe injuries. Plaintiff Ronald O. says Proceed Surgical Mesh was used in his hernia surgery in August of 2012. However, due to mesh malfunction, the plaintiff had to undergo additional surgery

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Doctor Indicted for Operating ‘Opioid Pill Mill’

A grand jury indicted a Pennsylvania doctor and his receptionist for operating an opioid pill mill that provided easy access to the addictive prescription drugs. “Defendant Martin D. Weaver, with the assistance of defendant Erica LaBoy ran a prescription ‘pill mill’ from Weaver’s offices, at which so-called ‘patients’, actually customers, could for a cash fee

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Memphis Facility Hit with $50K in Fines for Nursing Home Neglect

The owners and operators of a nursing home in Memphis, Tenn. are facing $50,000 in fines after regulators uncovered multiple instances of neglect, including one case that led to the death of a resident. Ashton Place Health and Rehabilitation Center was hit with allegations of widespread nursing home neglect. In addition to the fines, the

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IVC Filter MDL Case Allowed to Proceed

Medical device manufacturer C.R. Bard recently lost an opportunity to avoid IVC filter MDL lawsuits filed by patients and family members. The medical device company was looking to avoid multidistrict litigation from family members who alleged that their loved ones were killed or injured by the defective vascular filters. The IVC filter MDL was upheld

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Perdue Reaches $1.6M Semi-Truck Accident Settlement

A Virginia family who slammed Perdue with a wrongful death lawsuit after a fatal semi-truck accident agreed to settle for $1.6 million. According to the semi-truck accident settlement, the family will receive approximately $1 million after their loved one died of injuries sustained in an accident with a Perdue truck in September of 2014. Perdue and

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Texas Drivers Face Danger of Car Accidents During Christmas

Texans, as well as drivers in most states, face additional risk on the road during the Christmas driving season. According to an insurance company’s report of claims in Texas, Dec. 18 and Dec. 24 ranked as the worst days for collisions in Texas. Freeway Insurance Services Inc. reports that a number of factors likely contributed to

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Physiomesh Injury Lawsuit Alleges Poor Design

The Physiomesh device manufactured by Ethicon is the subject of a new Physiomesh injury lawsuit filed on behalf of patients who have suffered severe and life-changing injuries. Physiomesh was used for laparoscopic hernia repair among other medical conditions. It was frequently sold or implanted with a SecureStrap fixation device and led to critical injuries for

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