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An elderly couple now living in Colorado, Joseph and Mary Garza, filed suit in 2005 against Asbestos Corp. Ltd, after Joseph was diagnosed with asbestosis. بصرة كوتشينة The symptoms of

Recently the FDA has issued new rules about when a manufacturing company can be sued if one of their products causes injury. The new rules say that if that product

Today the FDA has announced that it is looking into a possible connection between the allergy drug Singulair and suicide. The manufacturer, Merck, has updated the drug’s label four times

In 1993 there was a case before the U.S. Supreme Court known as Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. The Supreme Court issued guidelines to determine what scientific evidence can

At the Phoenix airport in September, 2007, an intoxicated woman was arrested for disorderly conduct. She was traveling alone from New York to Tucson to enter an alcohol treatment center

The March issue of Orthopedics has an interview with Andrew Cappuccino, who is the assistant team orthopedic surgeon for the NFL Buffalo Bills. Bills player Kevin Everett was injured w

Chelsey Cruz was a 15-year-old honors student at the Capital Prep Magnet School in Hartford. ورقة اونو She died on March 11, of lupus complications. Disputes over Chelsey’s care had

In January, 2008, a Cleveland hospital patient, one Edward Balcerzak, was recovering from surgery. He choked on the material regurgitated from his stomach, and this interfered with breathing to t

On February 15, 2007, in Wichita, Kansas, a three-year-old boy was hit and killed in a McDonalds restaurant drive-through lane. His name was Cody Schuber and he was catching u

On February 20, 2008 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, one Sarah Marquis was sentenced to two to eight years in prison for killing a young man of 19, Erik Vannucchi in Plymout

Health Net Inc. is one of California’s biggest for-profit insurers and has had a practice of canceling the policies of ill people. On February 22, 2008, an arbitration judge ruled