How to Choose a Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Charleston, SC.
If we don’t feel well, we check with our doctors and have faith that they’ll treat us. In most cases, these people are professionals who do a fantastic job. However, a small portion of medical workers don’t always provide care at the highest standards we expect. Do you feel as if you might have been... Read More
Why Did The FDA Recall Zantac?
Zantac, the popular solution to reduce stomach acid and treat Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, as well as treat and even prevent ulcers in the stomach and intestines, has been recalled along with many of the generic versions of both over-the-counter and prescription versions of the drug. On April 1, 2020, the FDA recommended... Read More
Zantac Lawsuit and Settlements
Why Is There A Zantac Cancer Lawsuit? Many victims of Zantac NDMA contamination are seeking compensation from the drug companies that manufactured Zantac and its generic forms. None of the drug manufacturers issued warnings of the possible risks of taking Zantac or its generics with food, especially nitrate-containing foods, although the connection between NDMA and... Read More
Charleston Workers Compensation Lawyer
Are you looking for a workers compensation lawyer in Charleston, SC? If you have been injured at work it is important to have a workers comp attorney on your side to guide you through the process. We make sure we maximize your settlement to help you obtain the full benefits provided to you by South... Read More
Top Safety & Justice Stories of 2016
This past year we’ve been following several stories of dangerous products or unfair practices that threaten the health, safety and legal rights of all Americans. Think exploding batteries, lead-laced drinking water, forced arbitration or faulty medical devices, for example… But thanks to the courage of citizens like you and the power of the civil justice... Read More
Asbestos is Still Harmful to Americans!
A shocking number of Americans, including school children, are still exposed to asbestos. According the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), any building constructed before 1981 is presumed to contain asbestos. Asbestos is a deadly carcinogen, known to cause lung cancer and mesothelioma while killing an average 15,000 people a year in the United... Read More
When Justice is Served… Vote for your favorite story!
We like to take a look at a few brave individuals annually who are motivated by passion to make America a safer, more just nation. Our monthly newsletter looks at four incredible stories: Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, a young pediatrician, put the welfare of children ahead of politics in Flint, Mich. U.S. Senator Al Franken advocates... Read More
Links Between Proton Pump Inhibitors and Kidney Failure or Disease
It happens often. Medical treatment for one issue leads to another as side effects take over. But, what happens when serious adverse effects leave you with debilitating pain or, even worse, disease or failure of a major organ? We’ve recently received information about proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), or heartburn medications which are either over-the-counter or... Read More
Serious Medical Issues Associated with Essure
Essure is a type of medical device that is used as a permanent surgical sterilization procedure. The device was developed by Bayer AG. Specifically, it is a small coil that is inserted into the fallopian tubes to block fertilization. Unfortunately, thousands of women have developed serious problems associated with the devices, and litigation has resulted.... Read More
Older Motorcyclists are Suffering More Road Fatalities
Motorcyclists love riding in South Carolina where scenic routes take you through the coastal plains of the Lowcountry to the thick forests of the Piedmont in the upstate. Riders enjoy views of farms, coastlines, rivers and waterfalls. It’s no wonder a growing number of motorcyclists are attracted to our roads and those of every state... Read More