Oregon Court Allows 510K Application Into Evidence
We take a look at the admissibility of FDA 510(k) application in a medical device product liability case.  Case: McClellan v. I-Flow, Inc., 2010
We take a look at the admissibility of FDA 510(k) application in a medical device product liability case.  Case: McClellan v. I-Flow, Inc., 2010
Attorney Mark Sadaka, founder of Sadaka Associates, explains the four facts you must prove to win a personal injury lawsuit.
Senators Harkin, Leahy and Franken ask the FDA to permit generic drug manufacturers to make changes to the drug label. This includes adding new warnings.
WASHINGTON — House Republicans are taking another stab at changing health care policy. The House Wednesday is slated to begin debate on a GOP proposal
Debbie Schork, a deli worker at a supermarket in Indiana, had to have her hand amputated after an emergency room nurse injected her with an
In a March 14 decision, Judge Carol E. Higbee of the Atlantic County Superior Court upheld a $2 million verdict against Accutane maker Roche for
Attorneys beware: if you solicit a client within 30 days of an accident then you maybe guilty of a crime in New Jersey. S2316 passed
Bottom-line: An injured person must show that the product was defective when it left the manufacturer’s control Product injury cases (product liability in legal terms)
Another week in the bank. Here are my picks for the top five stories of the week: Hospitals Adopt Drug Industry Sales Strategy. Hospitals are
Judges and lawyers get a bad rap in today’s society. Just about everyone blames the court system for our problems. However, our court system provides