Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

A U.S. District Court Judge in Florida refused on April 8 this year to dismiss a lawsuit against pet food companies over the the way pet foods are advertised. Many

This month the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) is settling a case with Wal-Mart where Wal-Mart was charged with first failing to accommodate a disabled employee, and then firing her

On June 7, Justice Paul Pfeifer of the Ohio Supreme Court issued a majority opinion statement in the case of one Stephen Gaydosh concerning his loss of vision. In

The term mesothelioma means malignant tumors on the mesothelium, which is a lining around many of the body’s organs. The lungs have one called the pleura, and the abdominal cavity

On May 29, 2008, a Texas appeals court reversed a $26 million verdict previously made against Merck & Co., the manufacturer of Vioxx. It found no evidence to support t

The term cerebral palsy (CP) includes a range of neurological conditions which appear in early childhood, usually by three years of age. Abnormalities in the brain areas which control musc

Last week, federal health officials announced a new monitoring system called Sentinel Initiative for assessing drugs which have been FDA-approved and then marketed. The plan is to use Medicare claims

Fen-Phen was withdrawn from the market in 1997 by request of the FDA. It was manufactured by Wyeth (previously known as American Home Products), a large pharmaceutical company based in

Nanotubes are microscopically tiny cylinders of carbon that are used to manufacture light and strong materials. They are used in tennis racquets, golf clubs and bicycles, for instance. They wer

A New Mexico ophthalmologist is facing a civil suit which alleges that one of his patients, one Martha Cardon aged 72, died after her cataract surgery in July

In April of this year, the Ohio Supreme Court issued a ruling on a 1997 Workers’ Compensation claim where an injured worker had been given only $2000 after breaking his