Federal Judge Says Motrin Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Lawsuit Can Proceed

January 27th, 2012
California SJS Attorney

The lawsuit alleges that Johnson & Johnson failed to adequately warn consumers of potential risks.

A product liability lawsuit involving Children’s Motrin will be allowed to proceed, according to a federal judge. Read the rest of this entry »

Costa Concordia Owners Expected to Face Lawsuit in Cruise Ship Disaster

January 26th, 2012
California Cruise Ship Injury Lawyer

The Costa Concordia lies partially submerged just off the Italian coast. (Photo credit: Reuters)

Costa Cruises, owner of the ill-fated Costa Concordia cruise ship, may face a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of victims who were injured when the vessel ran aground off the coast of Italy earlier this month. Read the rest of this entry »

Johnson & Johnson Argues Levaquin Warning Labels Were Adequate

January 25th, 2012
California Levaquin Attorney

Johnson & Johnson claims it should not be held liable for tendon injuries suffered by a patient who took the drug.

Johnson & Johnson is arguing that it should not be held responsible for injuries sustained by an elderly man who took the antibiotic Levaquin, claiming the product’s labeling was sufficient to warn patients of the drug’s potential risks. Read the rest of this entry »

Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments in Kentucky Fen-Phen Case

January 24th, 2012
California Fen Phen Attorney

Two attorneys have appealed their convictions in connection with a Kentucky Fen Phen lawsuit.

A federal appeals panel heard arguments on January 19th from two attorneys who were convicted of bilking clients out of millions in connection with a Kentucky Fen Phen lawsuit. Read the rest of this entry »

Pradaxa Blood Thinner Linked to Increased Heart Attack Risk

January 23rd, 2012
California Pradaxa Side Effects Attorney

Pradaxa has recently been linked to several serious side effects.

A new research study has concluded that anticoagulant Pradaxa may increase the risk of heart in attack in patients who are given the drug. Read the rest of this entry »