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Common Injuries Caused by Defective Medications

Medications like Zantac, NSAIDs, and antibiotics can cause dangerous side effects and injuries, such as strokes, heart attacks, mental health problems, and more.

Car Accidents Caused by Drunk Drivers

Once an intoxicated person decides to get behind the wheel of a vehicle, they're putting themselves and everyone else on the road at risk.

How to File a Negligent Security Lawsuit

Filing a lawsuit can seem daunting, but with the help of our expert staff and attorneys, you'll be able to file a negligent security lawsuit stress-free.

Who’s At Fault for My Bicycle Accident?

If you've been involved in a bicycle accident, determining fault is the first step toward filing a lawsuit and getting the compensation you deserve for your damages.

Car Accidents Caused by Defective Parts

While most car accidents are caused by human error, some are caused by defective parts—such as brakes, tires, fuel systems, and steering.

Photographic Evidence Wins Car Accident Cases

In a car accident case, photographic evidence is vital. Unlike other evidence, photographic evidence can showcase negligence in a way that cannot be disputed.

5 Signs of Nursing Home Abuse

Nursing home abuse can include physical, financial, mental, or sexual abuse. If you're worried a loved one is experiencing nursing home abuse, look out for these warning signs.

What Causes a Serious Birth Injury?

You shouldn't have to worry about trauma when you're giving birth. Unfortunately, sometimes medical malpractice can cause serious birth injury and trauma in mothers and babies.

Slip and Fall Accidents Caused by Parking Lot Hazards

A slip and fall accident can happen at any time to anyone, and oftentimes, they result in serious injury. Filing a lawsuit can help you recover the damages you've incurred because of your injuries.

Steps to Take if Your Medical Device is Defective and Causing You Harm

If your medical device is defective and causing you harm, you may be able to file a lawsuit against the manufacturer and recover the damages that you've incurred.

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