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$14 M DUI Award Restored in Washington State

The Supreme Court in Washington state unanimously reinstated a $14 million award to a family who sued a tavern and a bartender after one of the bar’s customers drove away from the establishment and collided with their car, leaving a 7-year-old-boy a paraplegic. Under state law, bartenders who serve visibly…

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Defective Drug: Nuvaring Lawsuits and Increased Risk of Stroke

Introduced in the U.S. in July 2002, NuvaRing is a vaginal contraceptive ring that is over 98 percent effective at preventing pregnancy when it is used properly. NuvaRing birth control works over the course of three weeks by slowly releasing hormones into a woman’s body. While NuvaRing needs to be…

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Chantix Diabetes Side Effects and Lawsuits

According to adverse drug event reports received by the FDA, there may be a connection between the use of Chantix and diabetes. The drug has been linked with a number of reports involving new onset diabetes. The Chantix attorneys at Dr Shezad Malik Law Firm are evaluating the potential for…

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Fleet Phospho-soda and Acute Phosphate Nephropathy Lawsuits

The use of oral sodium phosphate products, like Fleet Phospho-soda, Visicol and OsmoPrep, to clear out the bowels before a colonoscopy or other medical procedure, have been associated with the development of a rare but serious form of kidney injury known as acute phosphate nephropathy. The Fleet Phospho-soda attorneys at…

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Texas Nurses Face Charges After Filing TMB Complaint

Two West Texas nurses have been indicted after filing an anonymous complaint about a doctor’s practices with the Texas Medical Board, but the state agency says the women did nothing wrong. The nurses are charged with misuse of official information. Each one-page indictment filed against them alleges they improperly accessed…

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