Victims are often unprepared for the effort it will take to recover payment after an injury. In our blog, our legal team explores common challenges victims experience during their physical and emotional recoveries, as well as best practices when pursuing a personal injury case.
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Unnecessary Heart Surgeries Alleged In Suit Against St. Joseph London Hundreds of patients at St. Joseph London have joined in a lawsuit claiming that they underwent unnecessary heart and coronary treatment and/or surgery. -
Insurers Use of Salvaged Parts Controversial The insistence of auto insurance companies on using salvaged parts for replacement repairs on insured's vehicles is causing controversy with insureds. -
Parents of Dead Soldier File Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Jack3d Diet Supplement A soldier's parents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit after their son collapsed and died following a workout and after taking the diet supplement Jack 3d. -
Iowa Trucking Company Will Pay $50,000 in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Bringing to a close a long-running sexual harassment case the trucking company employer will pay the victim $50,000. -
Political Discrimination Leads to $1 Million Verdict for Sheriff's Deputy Political discrimination from a feud between competing Republicans has led to a $1 million verdict for a sheriff's deputy wrongly passed over for promotion. -
Sales Reps File Class Action Sex Discrimination Suit Against Drug Maker Female sales reps for the drug company, Daiichi Sankyo, have filed a class action sex and gender discrimination suit. -
Financial Aid Director Claims Discrimination and Whistleblower Retaliation In Firing A former financial aid director for Gaston College is claiming that her firing was motivated by discrimination and retaliation for whistleblower action. -
Whistleblower: State Inflated Insurance Enrollment Numbers A whistleblower, who reported the Oregon Health Authority had inflated the number of enrolled children to win a federal bonus, was fired and has filed suit. -
Food Safety Lawsuit: Norovirus at Golden Corral Customers that contracted norovirus at a Golden Corral restaurant in Casper, Wyoming have filed a food safety class action lawsuit arising from their illnesses. -
Sex Discrimination Class Action Against KPMG Moves Forward A sex discrimination class action suit against accounting and consulting firm KPMG moved forward in federal court. -
Meningitis Victim's Husband Files Lawsuit A Tennessee man has sued a Nashville clinic where his wife received a spinal steroid injection from which she contracted fungal meningitis and died last year. -
Bicyclist's Family Sues Truck Company Over Fatal Accident A Boston-area family has sued a truck company over a fatal accident that killed a bicyclist; the truck driver had a long list of driving infractions. -
ASR Hip Implant Trial Reveals Further Risks Overlooked by Johnson & Johnson An ongoing product defect trial in Los Angeles regarding the ASR hip implant device has revealed further risks overlooked by Johnson & Johnson. -
Family of Bicyclist Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Drunk Driver The family of a bicyclist struck and killed by the SUV driven by a drunk driver has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. -
Medicare and Medicaid Fraud: Cardiologist's $2.4 Million Whistleblower A New Jersey cardiologist will receive $2.4 million in a whistleblower lawsuit claiming that a hospital paid kickbacks to doctors for referring patients. -
Railroad Employees Sue Over Asbestos Exposure Railroad employees have sued Union Pacific claiming that they were exposed to asbestos over the course of several decades and have developed asbestos diseases. -
Coal Miner Reports Safety Violation Is Sued by Mining Company In Retaliation A Kentucky coal miner reported safety violations to MSHA and was sued in retaliation by the mining company, Armstrong Coal. -
Glass Ceiling Discrimination: Prominent Florida Lawyer Sues Former Firm for Sex Discrimination Shari Olefson, a prominent Florida lawyer and author of the book, "Foreclosure Nation, has sued her former firm, Fowler White Boggs, for sex discrimination. -
Police Officer's Overtime Suit Goes Forward A federal judge in New Orleans ruled that a police officer's overtime suit may go forward. -
ASR Hip Replacement; Johnson and Johnson Concluded 40% Would Fail Within 5 Years Documents unsealed in a California suit show that Johnson & Johnson concluded in 2011 that 40% of its ASR hip replacement devices would fail within 5 years.