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Insurance Company Tricks After a Car Accident
When a driver is involved in a car crash caused by another driver, they often make the error of calling either their insurance company or…
North Carolina Woman Charged After Crash Kills Mother and Toddler
Police in Charlotte, North Carolina have charged a woman with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle after a mother and her child died in a crash…
Study: Drugged Driving Kills More Victims than Drunk Driving
The recent motor vehicle accident statistics are another alarming indicator of just how prevalent the drug epidemic is in this country: Drugs are more likely…
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Prescription Medication Errors
Medication errors are a very serious form of medical malpractice. According to statistics provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the agency receives more…
FDA Recalls Surgical Stapler after Patient Death
The government is issuing a recall for a surgical stapler after reports that seven patients were seriously injured, and one died. According to news reports,…
Can Ice on the Road Absolve a Speeding or Reckless Driver From Liability for Crash Injuries?
The short answer to the title question is no. A driver who operates negligent or recklessly cannot use wet or slick pavement as an excuse…
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Lawmakers Seek More Action on Ranitidine, While JAMA Withholds New Study
In September 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned healthcare providers and patients that ranitidine drugs, including brand-name Zantac, had been found to…
California Man Diagnosed with Colon Cancer After Taking Zantac for 8 Years
A California man recently filed a new Zantac lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California. He claims that after taking…
Zantac Recall: Cancer Link Probable – Updates and Investigation
Zantac, a common anti-heartburn medication whose generic version is ranitidine, has come under scrutiny for containing a probable human carcinogen (a cancer-causing agent). Testing has…
