Airbags play an important role in ensuring the safety of drivers and passengers during car accidents. But what happens when these essential safety features malfunction? Airbag defects not only jeopardize the safety of the vehicle’s occupants, but they can also result in significant harm. Read this blog post to understand when manufacturers are at fault […]

When over-the-counter and prescription medications have labeling errors, packaging errors, or design/manufacturing defects that put users at risk, they may be recalled by their manufacturers. The same is true for many other consumer goods. Recalls are done to help prevent further injuries or illnesses from occurring and also to reduce manufacturers’ liability for any harm […]

Medical implants and devices are supposed to help improve mobility, reduce the symptoms of certain diseases and conditions, and enhance quality of life. But for some people, getting a medical device implanted turns into the biggest regret of their lives. That’s because certain medical devices are dangerous and defective and are prone to breaking down […]

All medications have the potential to cause side effects. Whether they’re powerful cancer-fighting drugs or over-the-counter pain relievers, medications that can heal and relieve symptoms can also cause new health problems and even serious complications. In most cases, patients are informed of these potential health problems and complications by listening to their doctors and pharmacists, […]

A wrongful death suit is filed when someone dies due to the negligence of another person or party, and their immediate relatives — parents, children or spouse — seek to claim damages for their death. These cases can be difficult, especially when you’re taking on a major corporation, like a pharmaceutical company. Millions of Americans […]

When you get hurt using a product you purchased, and the injury you suffer is due to some defect in manufacturing, packaging, warnings or the like, the manufacturer of that product can sometimes be held responsible for the damages you suffer. These kinds of cases are called product liability claims, and they have to be […]

When you’re injured and it’s not your fault, you just want the responsible party to step up and pay for the injuries you’ve suffered. Sometimes that’s cut and dried; other times, not so much. For example, who do you hold responsible when an electronic device catches aflame or an appliance breaks and causes you harm? […]