Sports Concussion Lawsuits: When Is a School Liable for Negligence? While the risk of a concussion in youth sports can never be entirely avoided, reasonable steps can be taken to minimize the possibility that a player will sustain a serious, long-term brain injury. When athletic programs administered by schools, colleges, and recreational leagues fail to take those steps, they may be liable for injuries that could have been avoided. → Read More
Who Should Clear a Student Athlete to Play Following a Concussion? Coaches, athletic trainers, team medical staff – who should be authorized to send a high school or college athlete back into play following an injury where a concussion is suspected or possible? New guidelines have been encouraged, but do they go far enough? → Read More
Clomid May Be the Cause of Some Birth Defects and Complications Use of the drug Clomid should be thoroughly advised to the woman and an adequate understanding of the severe risks and consequences associated with conceiving on Clomid should be fully understood. → Read More
Pristiq Use and Side Effects Pristiq has been available since 2008, but the full side effects are only just being discovered. A variety of side effects associated with Pristiq are as follows… → Read More
Pristiq: Infant Withdrawal Symptoms and Birth Defects Women who are pregnant or are attempting to become pregnant should be aware of the known side effects of Pristiq on their unborn child. → Read More
How To Know If Toys Are Safe and What To Do If They Are Not Toys with a design or manufacturing defect may put children at risk of serious injury. Toy manufacturers have a duty to ensure that their products are safe for children, but many children suffer toy-related injuries every year. As a parent, there are ways to better ensure that your child’s toys are safe and that you remain aware of recalled products. → Read More
Do Warnings Preclude Lawsuits When Children are Injured By Defective Toys? Although a toy may come with a warning, such a warning may not provide notice of all hazards, particularly if the danger is unforeseen. A toy packaged with a warning label may still be defective and cause injury, providing the basis for a product liability claim. → Read More
Common Defects in Children’s Toys & What To Do If Your Child Is Injured Common defects found in children’s toys and what to do if your child has been injured by a defective toy. → Read More
California Attorney Fees: What It Costs to Hire a California Personal Injury Lawyer California accident attorneys rarely require money upfront and will almost always take an accident case on a contingency basis. Possible costs associated with hiring a California accident attorney include incidental fees like court filing fees, costs for hiring process servers, consultants and experts, and other fees. → Read More
California Statute of Limitations: Time Limits for Filing Personal Injury Claims Personal injury statutes of limitations in California limit the amount of time that you have to file a lawsuit. Read on for more information about how long you have, under California law, to sue for specific injuries and claims. → Read More
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