If you’re familiar with the Evenflo brand, you may be a parent or know someone who is. This brand provides things like bottles and mattress pads; things most small babies and children will need at some point. These items should be safe for children, but sometimes there are defects or problems that make them too… [ Read More ]
Drug recalls are important in today’s society, because they allow dangerous drugs and mislabeled items to be recalled off the shelves and out of pharmacies quickly, hopefully before patients suffer any kind of consequences from them. New Jersey patients who do suffer injuries can usually file a claim for compensation. Why Are Drugs Recalled? Drugs… [ Read More ]
Every year, toys that are based on movies and cartoons come out for sale in local retail outlets. Children are exposed to the toys at friends’ houses and in the home when parents purchase them to play with. This year, dinosaur claws, which were inspired by the release of the movie “Jurassic World” were released.… [ Read More ]
Class-action lawsuits are lawsuits that take place when a group of people want to sue a defendant. For instance, if seven different people were injured by a drug that was incorrectly mixed, they could pursue a class-action lawsuit against the company. The lawsuit heads to court, and at that point, anyone who may have been… [ Read More ]
14 brands of bottled water have been recalled due to possible infections with the dangerous bacteria E. coli. A June 24 news report discussed how hundreds of thousands of these bottles of water had to be recalled because of E. coli being reported at the spring where the water is sourced. Is this a very… [ Read More ]
In the U.S., we have laws to protect people who are hurt by product defects. Not only do we have safety agencies like the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, but they can require companies to recall products with dangerous design or production faults.… [ Read More ]
Q. Do you always file suit against the person who caused an injury or is there some other way to handle it?
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