How Pre-Injury Releases Impact Your Personal Injury Claim in Florida Candi: It’s time to Take 5. Now You Know. Candi: Here, in South Florida, we are very fortunate to be able to participate in numerous recreational, or adventure sports activities. It is becoming more common that operators are requiring participants […]
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Tips on Car Seat Safety and Laws from Searcy Denney Woman: It’s time to Take Five. Now you know. Candi: Most Florida drivers know that an infant or toddler must travel in a safety car seat. But do you know the safety guidelines for children of all ages? Here to […]
Tips on How To Prepare for Travel and Stay Safe on the Road From a Florida Car Accident Lawyer Woman: It’s time to Take 5. Now You Know. Candi: Road trips can be great family fun, but may not always go as planned. Here to give us some travel tips […]
Tips from a Personal Injury Lawyer on How to Avoid a Residential Swimming Pool Tragedy and Lawsuit Woman: It’s time to Take 5. Now You Know. Candi: Florida neighborhoods are known for having lots of swimming pools, so pool safety is a concern and homeowners need to understand the legal […]
A Florida Bicycle Accident Lawyer from Searcy Denney Discusses the Rights of Bicyclists and Drivers Who Share the Road Woman: It’s time to Take 5. Now You Know. Candi: The Florida climate makes biking a popular activity all year long, but do you know the rules of the road when […]
In 2004, North Carolina resident Melanie Cole was implanted with Mentor’s OB Tape, which is a sling device that is used to treat urinary incontinence. Three weeks after the surgery, Ms. Cole visited her surgeon and complained that it was not working properly, and that her incontinence was worse. Ms. […]
The Uphold Vaginal Support System is a transvaginal mesh product used to treat pelvic organ prolapse (“POP”). Marta Carlson sued Boston Scientific Corporation (“Boston Scientific”), the maker of the Uphold Vaginal Support System, and asserted that the device caused her to suffer chronic vaginal pain, difficulty during intercourse and incontinence. […]
On February 9, 2009, a North Carolina resident was implanted with the Obtryx Transobturator Mid-Urethral sling. This patient filed suit against the maker of her vaginal mesh, Boston Scientific (“Boston”), asserting claims of breach of express and implied warranties, negligence, punitive damages, and strict liability (design defect, failure to warn, and […]
In November 2011, a Maryland woman underwent surgery at Calvert Memorial Hospital in Maryland where Dr. Jeffrey Welgoss implanted her with a sling manufactured by Ethicon. The patient asserts that she continued to experience pain and discomfort after the removal of the sling and that her Ethicon TVT sling has also caused […]
In August 2005, a patient was implanted with a Bard Recovery Filter System in order to catch blood clots or “thrombi” traveling from the lower portions of his body toward his heart and lungs. Unfortunately, the device failed and migrated to the patient’s heart, perforating the organs and requiring open […]
