Back in the 1940s, an epidemic of young boys' burns was acknowledged as a result of Gene Autry cowboy suits igniting because they were highly flammable. Soon after, an epidemic…
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“My daddy used to chase me up the stairs, but he can’t do it anymore because he took quinolones,” says the 5-year-old child of professor Alan Redd. Redd was once…
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Recent news has focused extensively on Glaxo Smith Kline's extensive, $2.4 billion settlement of numerous ongoing lawsuits pertaining to several of its flagship drugs. Part of this series of settlements…
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Back in April, the Senate passed a bill that included a reauthorization of the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) for five more years, and the House is set to…
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As a Missouri auto accident lawyer, I know railroad crossings can be a serious hazard for Midwestern drivers. A crash between a car and a train is no contest at…
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Ideally, medications are used in strict accordance with their labeling. Children are not part of the prescription group Reglan is authorized to include, so in most cases it seems irrelevant…
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The drugs Yaz and Yasmin continue to be associated with a thickening of the blood, a raise in blood potassium and the increased potential for stroke. A stroke is a…
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Everyone in Woburn, Mass., is amazed that no one was injured in a freak runaway dump truck incident that occurred there last week. A dump truck with blacktop in the…
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A recent column in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch caught my eye because it underscores the importance of having an experienced Missouri auto accident lawyer involved in your injury case. Columnist…
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If you're cruising downhill on a major freeway, and you see a huge big rig bearing down on you, what do you do? Well, if you're California Highway Patrol officer…
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