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Wrongful Death, Heart Attack, and Heart Failure Due to Avandia

Hundreds of patients who have taken Avandia, a drug for diabetes, needlessly suffer heart attacks and heart failure every month, determined by confidential government reports recommending the drug be taken off the market. Dr. David Graham and Dr. Kate Gelperin of the Food and Drug Administration and authors of these…

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Police Officers Denied Qualified Immunity In Police Brutality Civil Rights Case

Last month the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals denied two Florida police officers motion for summary judgment on qualified immunity grounds. Sanchez v. Hialeah Police Dep’t, 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 27607 (11th Cir. Fla. Dec. 16, 2009) A young man, Erik Sanchez, had sued them in federal court, pursuant to…

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Wrongful Death from SUV Rollovers Part Two

When the National Highway Safety Transportation Administration (NHTSA) first came into being, automakers were heavily regulated as then head of NHTSA, Joan Claybrook, a Ralph Nader protégé, went after dangerous vehicles like the Ford Pinto. Claybrook, who has been aptly described as the “most ardent champion of consumer protection and…

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Why SUV Rollovers Cause Wrongful Deaths Part One

The alarming fact is that each year, more than 10,500 people die in SUV rollovers, and another 24,000 to 30,000 are seriously injured. And, families will keep being torn apart until the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration enforces a “comprehensive dynamic rollover standard that covers belt performance, door and glazing…

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Recall of Dangerous, Defective Toyota and Lexus Vehicles Due to Wrongful Death, Serious Injuries, and Safety Risk to Public

Yesterday the United States Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood warned owners of recalled Toyotas to immediately stop driving their vehicles and take them into the Toyota dealership for immediate repair. Mr. LaHood testified before Congress that Toyota was slow to address the safety problems with its gas pedals and it took…

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Civil Rights Law Protects Against Police Brutality and Misconduct

Two New York Officers were suspended recently when a videotape surfaced displaying them beating a handcuffed suspect. The video was shot by a witness looking out an apartment window in the Bronx on January 5th. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said he decided to suspend the officers as soon as he…

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