Recognizing Symptoms of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Tips for Parents

February 3rd, 2012
California Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Attorney

Parents need to be able to recognize the symptoms of this potentially life-threatening disease.

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Pfizer Lo/Ovral Recall: How Safe is Your Birth Control?

February 2nd, 2012
California Yaz Injury Lawyer

Pfizer is warning consumers of the risk of unwanted pregnancy stemming from a birth control packaging error.

Pfizer’s announcement that it would recall approximately 1 million birth control pills has many questioning the safety of their oral contraceptives. Read the rest of this entry »

Pradaxa Users Need to Be Aware of Bleeding Risk

February 1st, 2012
California Pradaxa Injury Lawyer

Patients who used the blood thinner Pradaxa may be at risk for developing serious complications.

Pradaxa, an anticoagulant drug used to treat patients with atrial fibrillation, has been linked to several serious side effects, including internal bleeding. Patients who use the drug need to be aware of the potential risk for complications. Read the rest of this entry »

Winter Weather Safety Tips: How to Avoid Slip and Fall Accidents

January 31st, 2012
Los Angeles Slip and Fall Accident Attorneys

Knowing how to avoid a slip and fall accident can prevent you from suffering a serious injury.

Winter weather often brings its share of rain, sleet, ice and snow, making the roadways more hazardous for motorists. The change in season can also present a potential danger to pedestrians, who may be at risk for slip and fall accidents caused by icy conditions. Read the rest of this entry »

Mississippi Supreme Court to Consider Appeal in Conoco Phillips Asbestos Lawsuit

January 30th, 2012
California Mesothelioma Asbestos Attorney

Conoco Phillips is denying it negligently exposed oil drilling worker to asbestos.

Attorneys for the Conoco Phillips Corporation are scheduled to appear before the Mississippi Supreme Court today to appeal a $15.2 million verdict in an asbestos lawsuit filed by a former oil well drilling worker. Read the rest of this entry »