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December 15 , 2018
Over-worked Doctors More Prone to Medical Negligence and Mistakes Visiting your physician shouldn’t be reason for concern about the risks of medical errors. However, medical negligence cases are shockingly common and cause traumatic injuries, permanent disability and can even lead to wrongful death. Patients in Pennsylvania and New Jersey need to consider the dangers of
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November 15 , 2018
There is a critical need for stronger regulations to prevent the growing number of defective product injuries caused by poorly designed or defective medical products, according to a recently released congressional briefing. Often medical devices are subject to product recalls as a result of patient injuries, which could have been avoided if the devices had
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October 30 , 2018
There are many types of accidents that can occur at work such as crane accidents, forklift accidents, scaffolding accidents, defective product injuries and even motor vehicle accidents to name but a few. In many cases, injuries that occur while at work are covered exclusively by workers’ compensation benefits. However, there are many instances under which you may also file
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October 10 , 2016
Samsung has issued a product recall of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after receiving numerous reports of the electronic devices exploding. The Samsung brand has taken a lot of heat in recent weeks as more and more consumers have come forward with complaints about their Galaxy Note 7 phones overheating and causing fires. According to
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September 21 , 2016
A recent ruling by a federal appellate court could have serious implications for anyone looking to sue negligent auto manufacturers in the future. The ruling was handed down by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan, with the three-judge panel declaring that General Motors will not be able to use a previous bankruptcy
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June 4 , 2016
The Takata air bag recall, the largest automotive recall in U.S. history, continues to expand. The auto part recall already affects more than 45 million motor vehicles in the United States. Government officials believe that the recall could soon affect in excess of 60 million cars being driven on US roadways. The product defect has
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