Zantac is a popular medication that treats heartburn and acid reflux. However, the FDA ordered in April 2020 that manufacturers and distributors pull the drug from shelves and cease prescribing it. The FDA found that this medication and the over-the-counter generic version ranitidine contained significant NDMA, a probable carcinogen. Zantac … Continue reading
Category: Product Liability
There is an old saying, āNever let a crisis go to waste.ā Unfortunately, some purveyors of miracle cures and other dubious products are trying to take advantage of consumer fears surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. The Food and Drug Administration is issuing warning letters to sellers of allegedly fraudulent COVID-19 products … Continue reading
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued its most serious type of recall, a Class I recall, for two models of Medtronic MiniMed 600 Series insulin pumps. One death and more than 2,000 injuries have been blamed on the faulty medical device. The recall covers 322,005 MiniMed 600 Series … Continue reading
In most states, including Texas, failing to take proper safety measures is considered an offense for which one can be fined. Texas Child Safety Laws To promote and ensure the safety of children, legislation has been set in place to enforce the use of a safety restraint system for children. … Continue reading
Vehicle recalls happen all the time for various reasons and they can be really frustrating at times.Ā These recalls can be initiated for many reasons, anything from faulty windshield wipers to security breaches can result in your vehicle being recalled for service. What most people donāt understand, however, is the … Continue reading
When you shop for a product, you typically weigh a number of competing factors. You consider the cost, its availability, whether it is well suited for your needs and its reliability. Cost is a big factor for many families, but you also want to consider its safety. For any sizable … Continue reading
A woman in Virginia has just been awarded $110.5 million in a Johnson & Johnson talcum powder lawsuit. This is the fourth recent case against J&J that shows the company ignored a possible link between its talcum-based products and cancer. The 62-year-old Lois Slemp was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in … Continue reading
The holidays can be a very stressful time of year for those traveling on the road. Whether you are traveling near or far, it is important to keep in mind these basic safety tips to ensure you arrive safe and enjoy this wonderful time with friends and family. Get Plenty … Continue reading
One of the most famous lawsuits in recent history is the case of Liebeck v. McDonaldās. You may remember this case as the woman who spilled McDonaldās coffee, sued, and got millions of dollars out of it. However, that is the story mass media wanted you to hear. The story … Continue reading
According to the American Burn Association, there are roughly 450,000 patients each year that receive hospital and emergency room treatment for a burn-related injury. Of these injuries, 3,400 deaths occur each year. Back in 2010, a fire-related death occurred every 169 minutes and an injury occurred every 30 minutes according … Continue reading