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50+ Medical Devices Were Recalled in 2019
| July 14th, 2020
Medical devices are supposed to ease symptoms and make life easier for people who suffer from certain illnesses and health problems. But as our attorneys know all too well, many medical devices are either ineffective or even dangerous due to manufacturing flaws, cut-rate components, or improper installation and usage. Thankfully, the U.S. Food and Drug
Read MoreHow We Put Our Experience to Work for Our Clients
| July 7th, 2020
Many people assume that getting compensation is a straightforward process when they suffer a serious injury or complication after taking a medication—especially if it is later recalled. However, drug companies are well protected against lawsuits and compensation claims, even when they falsified information, failed to conduct proper testing, or knowingly released dangers drugs to the
Read MoreWhat Should You Do if Your Medical Implant Gets Recalled?
| June 30th, 2020
People who take prescription and over-the-counter medications are at risk when those drugs are revealed to be dangerous. However, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the manufacturers can coordinate recalls, which removes the affected products from pharmacy shelves and alerts patients to stop taking the potentially harmful medications. But what happens to people
Read MoreFDA Says That Certain Hand Sanitizers Aren’t Safe
| June 23rd, 2020
Due to COVID-19, hand sanitizer has become an essential item for many Americans. Using it is a quick and easy way to kill germs after touching surfaces or being in public places. However, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently advised consumers to avoid or stop using all hand sanitizers manufactured by Eskbiochem SA
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