Dangerous Products

Depo-Provera, a popular contraceptive injection, has been widely used since its approval in the 1990s. Marketed as a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy, it offers a convenient alternative to daily pills. However, reports have emerged linking Depo-Provera to serious side effects, prompting legal challenges against its manufacturer. Understanding the implications of Depo-Provera litigation

When a defective product hits the shelves, serious injuries are essentially inevitable. It generally takes at least a few accidents for the manufacturer to justify the cost of issuing a recall, so a dozen or more consumers almost always get hurt before the flaw in question is addressed. Thankfully, those who do end up sustaining

It’s never good when a defective product enters the marketplace, but it can be especially devastating when that product is a toy. Because children are the ones who play with toys most often, they’re usually the victims when injuries result. If your child was hurt by a defective toy, you may have grounds for legal

C.R. Bard, maker of a controversial blood clot filter, received a warning letter from the FDA in July 2015 over Bard’s unapproved use of a device designed to retrieve the company’s filters. In this letter, the FDA cited Bard for failing to report deaths and other serious adverse events in patients using its IVC blood