Friday, December 24, 2010
The Latest DUID Research that Criminal Lawyers Need 2/9
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
3/4/10: White House Press Briefing
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Accutane Side Effects Lawyer: Hair Loss, Depression, Suicide
You probably know the drug isotretinoin by its trade name, accutane. Accutane is a powerful drug often used to treat acne. Unlike other acne treatments, which are simply antibacterial agents, accutane actually changes the composition of the skin. Accutane causes skin to produce less oil, which almost always results in a reduction of acne. Accutane is very powerful and effective, but this comes with some very dangerous side effects that everybody should be aware of. If used or administered improperly, accutane can do more harm than good.
Almost everybody who uses accutane suffers from mild side effects like itchy skin, chapped lips, hair loss, and nosebleeds. These are very minor compared with some of the more dramatic side effects. Accutane causes horrible birth defects if used while a mother is pregnant, and women taking accutane have to sign a contract that they are willing to undertake an abortion if they become pregnant during or directly after their use of accutane. Other problems include decreased night vision, joint pain, and disorders of the intestinal and urinary systems.
Some patients develop terrible headaches that can lead to brain aneurisms. Some patients taking accutane fall into severe depression and many have committed suicide. The actual numbers are hard to come by because the majority of accutane users are young adolescents, an age group that is always plagued by raging hormones and emotional swings. When these young people take their lives while using accutane their families do not always realize that the depression, and resulting death, was actually caused by the drug. Some people feel that drug companies should be held responsible for distributing a drug with side effects as life-threatening as the disease of depression.
If you or someone you love is using accutane and is suffering from any of these terrible side effects, please talk to a trained drug lawyer. Victims across the country are filing suit with Roche Pharmaceuticals, the makers of accutane, to gain justice for the terrible side effects accutane has unleashed. Accutane can produce pleasing aesthetic results, but at a potentially devastating cost in health risks.
To find out why you need an Accutane lawyer and read articles about dangerous drugs and Accutane side effects, visit our website at hugesettlements.com.
If you have any questions or concerns about filing an Accutane lawsuit, please contact a professional Accutane attorney right away!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
What to Do If Your Prescription Drug Has Been Recalled
Your first thought may be to panic when you find out that a drug you have been taking is recalled, especially if it is a drug that you have been taking for a long period of time. But hold that thought; first you need to gather more information about the recall. And no matter what, don't quit taking any prescription drug cold turkey until you have thoroughly discussed the situation with your doctor. You doctor will be able to help you determine the best way to wean yourself off of the drug without a serious health reaction.
The Food and Drug Administration, FDA, is responsible for ensuring the safety of the prescription drug supply in the United States. In most cases, the system for monitoring the prescription drug manufacturing and distribution works very well. When new medical studies show that a drug is not working as intended, the pharmaceutical manufacturer will usually take the medicine off the market voluntarily. Unfortunately, there are cases where the FDA must intervene. The FDA has three methods to remove the product from the market. They can request a formal recall, request an injunction to stop the production of the drug, or they can confiscate all remaining supplies of the product.
There are three classes of prescription drug recalls. A Class I recall is the most serious offense, it means that the drug has been found to be unsafe or defective and can cause serious illness or death. A Class II recall means that the drug in question may cause a temporary health issue and may have a slight risk of causing more serious complications. Class III recalls occurs if there is an issue with the labeling or manufacturing process. A Class III recall generally does not mean that the product is unsafe if used as your doctor directs.
When a drug you are taking is recalled, be sure to take note of the whether it is a Class I, II, or III offense. If it is a Class III recall, you can rest a little easier, knowing your health is not in serious jeopardy. Whatever the type of recall, you will need to take some actions. Your first step is to take a deep breath and make that call to your doctor. Your doctor will most likely already have been notified of the recall and can advise you on the best course of treatment change. Oh, and don't destroy your medicine by flushing it down the toilet. That will just send your faulty prescription drug out into the water supply.
If you have been injured by a recalled drug, contact a Chicago injury lawyer at USA Hurt. Our team of attorneys work hard to stay on top of recalls issued by the FDA to ensure you receive accurate information and so you can better relay the type of injury sustained and what actions you need to take. You can reach a Chicago accident attorney by calling 1-866-579-5328
Sunday, November 7, 2010
How Drug Trafficking Affects The United States And Its Youth
Today, drug trafficking is a scourge that is affecting practically all nations and their youth. The United States is no different. According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse (NHSDA), a survey conducted by SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Services Administration) and the following startling statistics were revealed:
1. An estimated 14.8 million Americans currently use illicit drugs
2. An estimated 6.4 million Americans use cocaine, heroine, hallucinogens
Drug use and its consequences threaten and affect the nation and its people from every socio-economic background, geographic region, and people with any level of education. Increasing use of illegal drugs among the youth is quite alarming. Kids suffer from life-long dependency problems by consuming substances like heroine and cocaine. Early use of illicit drugs leads to unhealthy behavior. It also associates itself with unwanted pregnancy and premature sexual activity which results in exposure to STDs (sexually transmitted diseases).
The US suffers an annual loss of about 70 billion dollars due to drug-related illnesses, death, and drug related crimes. Illicit drug users are unaware of the fact that drug abuse indirectly or directly affects their family, their neighborhood, their business, their education and their health adversely.
Harmful drugs consumed by pregnant women affect both the mother as well as the unborn child. Maternal drug abuse contributes to birth defects and infant mortality. According to a recent research, the use of drugs by a pregnant woman may result in poor development of the child after birth and they are more likely to die from sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS.
It has been observed that teens consuming marijuana are most likely to consume cocaine in later years. The second commonly consumed drug after marijuana is a stimulant. Most 12th graders use LSD on a monthly basis. Using LSD stimulates the mind but can severely affect the nervous system. A teenager can risk his life by consuming drugs and is also more vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases as well as AIDS.
With the rise in consumption of drugs, drug-related crimes are increasing steadily and thus leading to numerous drug related arrests either because of possession of drugs or thefts committed to fund the drug habit.
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
Denver Divorce Lawyers - Substance Abuse in Divorce Cases
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Friday, October 15, 2010
If It Bleeds, It Leads (Pilot Part 2)
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Fosamax Leading to Femur Fractures - Kentucky & Tennessee Fosamax Attorneys
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Zelnorm Recalled by FDA, Linked to Heart Problems and Stroke
At The Law Offices of Michael A. DeMayo, L.L.P., we work tirelessly to keep a pulse on the most recent news and information that may affect our clients. One area that we are particularly attentive to is the area of dangerous drugs. Most recently our focus has been on Zelnorm.
On March 30, 2007 the FDA issued an advisory informing the public that Novartis is complying with an FDA request to suspend marketing of Zelnorm. This request was made as a result of the drug being linked to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke and unstable angina.
Just a few days later, on April 2, 2007 the FDA took stronger action and removed Zelnorm from the market subsequent to analyzing the results of an extensive study of the drug's performance. The analysis included data gleaned from more than 18,000 patients, most of whom were treated with Zelnorm but some of whom received a placebo. The conclusion was that the benefits of the drug do not outweigh the risks. Those risks include serious cardiovascular adverse events such as heart attacks and strokes. Zelnorm has also been linked to severe cases of diarrhea, ischemic colitis and potentially death.
Zelnorm was initially marketed in the U.S. from August of 2002 through March 2004. During that period the FDA adverse reporting system did receive reports of patients who experienced serious adverse events. These reports included 21 that presented with serious consequences for diarrhea, 20 patients that were diagnosed with ischemic colitis and 3 patients diagnosed with other types of intestinal ischemia. In some patients, these adverse events have led to hospitalization, surgery and even death.
Since being approved by the FDA in 2002, Zelnorm, manufactured by Swiss drug maker Novartis AG, has been prescribed as a short term medication for women coping with irritable bowel syndrome. The primary symptom is constipation. The drug increases the movement of stools through the bowels. It does not cure irritable bowel syndrome but it has been shown to help the condition in some regards.
Zelnorm was marketed in 55 countries and was the first drug the FDA approved for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome. Prior to being recalled it was under prescription to about 500,000 people and in 2006 alone the drug generated just under five hundred million dollars in revenues for the company.
The FDA made the following announcements in its Public Health Advisory:
· Patients being treated with Zelnorm should contact their physician to discuss alternative treatments for their condition.
· Patients who are taking Zelnorm should seek immediate medical treatment if they experience any of the following symptoms: severe chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, any known symptoms of a heart attack or stroke.
· Physicians who prescribe Zelnorm should work with their patients to find appropriate alternative treatments.
If you or someone you know has been taking Zelnorm, we suggest that you follow up with your health care provider as soon as possible. If you or a loved one has suffered from the side effects of Zelnorm, contact the dangerous drug lawyers at the Law Offices of Michael A. DeMayo, L.L.P. to schedule your free initial consultation. You can visit our website at www.demayolaw.com or you can call us at 704-333-1000 or toll free at 877-333-1000.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Drug Manufacturing Charges and Penalties
Drug manufacturing in Florida has become a primary focus for police efforts. Drug development, distribution, and sale are considered particularly problematic because of their suspected link to other criminal activity. Of all of the states, Florida is considered to have one of the highest levels of drug activity because of its long coastline that makes it an attractive destination for smuggling from overseas. Over the past few decades, Florida's drug laws have become more and more strict to attempt to reduce drug activity and drug related crimes in the state.
What is Drug Manufacturing?
Any activity involved in making a drug, from the raw chemicals or plant to the final production, is considered manufacturing. This includes cocaine manufacturing, meth labs, marijuana grow houses, and more. Just possessing the raw chemicals used to make a drug could result in a drug manufacturing arrest. Police typically discover manufacturing operations through tips or by investigating a suspicious looking building and its energy use. When police target a suspected facility, the typically confiscate any materials that are relevant to drug charges, including chemicals, plants, manufacturing equipment, weapons, and produced drugs. Any of these materials could be used as evidence in a manufacturing charge.
The New Law for Grow Houses
Recently Florida has targeted marijuana growing specifically with a new law entitled the Marijuana Grow House Eradication Act. This law puts tighter restrictions on what is considered a grow house. Prior to the new law, a grower must possess 300 plants or more to be charged with manufacturing. For fewer plants, the grower would be charged with a less severe drug possession charge. Under the new law however, an individual can be arrested for drug manufacturing for possessing just 25 plants.
Drug manufacturing is punishable as a second-degree felony under Florida law. If a child lives in the dwelling that is operating as a grow house, the charge is elevated to a first-degree felony. The law also specifies that it is now a third-degree felony in Florida to own a house used for growing and distributing marijuana.
Possible Penalties
Penalties for drug manufacturing in Florida vary widely. Drug manufacturing is typically prosecuted more aggressively than drug possession, because an individual possessing a drug isn't necessarily involved in the drug industry except as a user. A drug manufacturer, however, makes money off of making and selling an illegal substance that can reach many people. The severity of the punishment will vary depending on the type of drug, volume of the drug produced, and how involved the individual was in manufacturing. Typically in Florida, a drug manufacturing offense results in a minimum 3 year prison sentence and heavy fines.
For More Information
To learn more about drug manufacturing charges and penalties in Florida, please visit the website of experienced West Palm Beach criminal attorneys Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A. today.
Joseph Devine
Thursday, September 2, 2010
God Busted By RCMP for Growing Pot 1 of 2 Jim Townsend
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Drug Charges and Drug-Related Crimes
The government has noticed a strong tie between illegal drugs and other crimes. In fact, one study found that people who use illicit drugs are 16 times more likely to be arrested for crimes like larceny or theft. Thus, it should come as no surprise that law enforcement officials are very serious about drug charges and other drug-related crimes.
First, it is crime to participate in any stage of the creation of drugs. You can be charged with crimes such as the manufacture of illegal substances, the distribution of illicit drugs, and the possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia. These are generally called drug-defined crimes. If you participate in other crimes, such as auto theft or burglary, while taking illegal drugs, these crimes are called drug-related offenses.
Next, drugs are often tied to several other types of crimes, like child endangerment. Child endangerment is a charge that is often applied to other crimes. For instance, if a person chooses to drink and drive with a child in the vehicle, the driver can be charged with DUI child endangerment. This also applies illegal drug activity. Should a person manufacture or abuse drugs in the presence of children, the drug abuser can be charged with the drug-defined charge as well as child endangerment.
Another drug-related offense is sexual assault. Some people will give victims drugs like benzodiazepines in order to make them helpless to fight back against rape or other types of sexual assault. Although benzodiazepines may be prescribed as anti-depressants, people can illegally acquire these medications to carry out various forms of sexual assault.
If you are charged with a drug-defined crime or a drug-related offense, this can leave a permanent black mark on your record. Then, you may be forced to report this on every application you fill out, work or otherwise. This can prevent you from reaching your goals and living your life normally. If you have been accused of these crimes, you should not face them without the help of an experienced attorney. For more information, please contact a Dallas drug defense lawyer from the Lassiter Law Offices today.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Chantix Alert - Consultwebs
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
The Dangers of Over the Counter Weight Loss Drugs
The sad reality about weight loss is that the only safe way to lose weight is through a healthy diet and exercise. Although this is a well-known fact, millions of people still desperately look for an easy alternative. The false idea that weight can be melted away without any ill-effects is compounded by the thousands of companies that offer "miracle" weight solutions. They have vast marketing campaigns that spill out false promises left and right. Commercials touting "lose weight today without diet and exercise!" are all over the place. It is understandable that people would believe that there is indeed a miracle drug for weight control when false advertising swearing there is on every media outlet in existence. From the television, to magazines, to the internet, these drugs are everywhere.
But it is not only the efficacy of these drugs that these companies are lying about. Many over the counter weight drugs have very severe and dangerous side-effects. The potential harm of these drugs is made exponentially worse because the majority of them are not tested or monitored in any way. Most of these weight loss drugs are sold as supplements, which do not need to be approved the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These drugs also do not need to follow any dosing or labeling rules because of their "supplement" categorization. They also have no obligation to report or print any potential of harmful side-effects that may occur while taking their drug. Some common side-effects of OTC weight loss drugs are:
o Anxiety
o Depression
o Dizziness
o Psychosis
o Heart palpitations
o Stroke
o Death
Most deaths involving these drugs are a result of overdose. Most weight loss pills contain phenylpropanolamine, which is found in many OTC allergy and cold medicines and can easily result in overdose by individuals who take both drugs at the same time.
Are Herbal Diet Drugs Safe?
Herbal diet drugs are in no way safer than non-herbal drugs. Many herbs can cause serious side-effects. People often take too many herbal drugs as well because they believe that the word "herbal" somehow makes them safe.
Anyone seeking effective and permanent weight loss without harmful side-effects should find out about programs created to help people loose weight in small increments over time. Losing anything more than 2 pounds a week is not healthy. For more information on dangerous OTC weight loss drugs, contact Wisconsin area lawyers.
Joseph Devine
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Assault Lawyers
Assault in criminal law is to harm anyone and this involves violence as well. Not just violence, it can also be termed as a crime which deals with physical torture to the opposite person. This depends upon the corresponding country's laws and offenders are punishable depending upon the country's jurisdictions. In some countries like the US, this is only referred to any kind of a violent threat.
In UK and US any illegal physical attack is referred to as battery and the distinction might not exist in all the jurisdictions. The kind of assault can be voluntary or involuntary. The difference here is, if a person unintentionally harms the other person, it would not be considered as battery while the consideration is done when it is intentional. Other kind of physical attack is the aggravated assault and this is a crime under the acts of law when somebody does a physical damage to the other person during a kidnap, indulging in an illegal sexual activity, harming with a deadly weapon etc. In the United States, this type of aggravated attack is termed as felony and this is a very serious crime and will definitely lead to imprisonment and other such serious punishments.
Another type is sexual assault and more frequently these are done by a man on a woman, but there are also some cases where it is a man on a man and woman on a woman as well. Most of the crimes are associated with allegedly forced sexual relationships; all of these are not considered a rape. The punishment is based on the ways of physical attack and differs from one country's jurisdiction to another. A crime less than a felony, otherwise called misdemeanor is an offense wherein the consequences can lead up to 1 year of imprisonment and a fine up to nearly $2500. On the other hand, an aggravated physical attack in some parts of the United States is considered to be a class 3 felony and the consequences are imprisonment of 10- 15 years.
For assaults which are not done intentionally, but for which you are sued for medical and other legal expenses, there are great chances of you being trapped. So to overcome such situations, a lawyer is very useful. A lawyer can give you the best legal advice and can help you from being sued for other reasons for an unintentional crime. Lawyers are also your best defenders to prove your innocence after you have been charged of any assault.
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Friday, July 30, 2010
Family Problems May Mean More Than Holiday Arguments
In an ideal world, families are all groups of people who get along great, support one another, and are there when a relative needs them. Even if there are minor family squabbles, you put it aside and eventually focus on what is important. There may be a few tense visits or a holiday or two where you do not see someone, but overall the problems that families face are minor and do not interfere with their lives aside from when they are all gathered around the same dinner table. Unfortunately, this is not the case in a lot of situations and people find themselves in precarious situations because of the irresponsibility of another family member. Try as you might to distance yourself, some things just creep into your life and you cannot avoid it. Money has a tendency to cause rifts between family members. This includes spouses as well as siblings and more distant relatives. You may think if your brother or sister needs a bankruptcy attorney, it has no effect on you.
In some cases this may be correct, but sometimes their issues blend into your life and finances. Pretend for a moment your brother has called on the services of The Woodlands bankruptcy attorney and they are dangerously close to needing to file. Also assume they are living in a home that belonged to your parents that you are a part owner of. The bankruptcy lawyer then finds out they have forged signatures on lending documents to take out additional mortgages on the home, and your name was one that was forged.
After all, you are a partial owner and you need to sign for money borrowed against the house. If they default on these loans, you can be held responsible for the debt if you are unable to prove your signature was forged.
Another way family problems can bleed into your otherwise calm existence is substance abuse problems. If a relative suffers from a drinking or drug problem they can show up at any time not in control of their faculties. They may be invited to family functions and gatherings, and everyone holds their breath hoping they show up sober and not under the influence. Chances are if they are not getting professional treatment for their problem, it is just a matter of time before they wreak havoc on a party or family holiday. This is uncomfortable for everyone, it creates a scene that could affect children for years to come, and in many cases, may be physically unsafe for those in attendance. Drug or alcohol-induced family scenes rarely end well for anyone involved. Even if you are used to a quiet, uneventful life with your spouse or children, you could end up in the middle of a violent family scene because of the behavior of a sibling, parent, or in-law. You may think you are safe and protected from drama and danger, but if anyone in your family has a problem, you may be exposed to the scene it eventually will cause.
Connor Sullivan recently spent time researching law firms with The Woodlands bankruptcy attorney on staff. His daughter sought legal advice from The Woodlands bankruptcy lawyer regarding her financial problems with her business.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
How to Hire the Right Person When You Need a Family Lawyer - An Inside Look
I have been a local family law lawyer, Fremont, for over 30 years. Most individuals in their lifetime will utilize the services of a lawyer on several occasions.Most people will not even use a lawyer five times. It can put you in a very uncomfortable position of trying to make a selection of the best available professional whose best suited to address your concerns and accomplish your goals. The purpose of this article is to give you an inside perspective from an experienced lawyer who has counseled thousands of people like yourself.
Here is a checklist of what to think about, consider and to do before you hire a lawyer:
1. It is good practice to go to the lawyer's office, look around, and network with the staff. The attorney should be ready to deal with your questions and concerns.
2. Carefully evaluate the lawyer's ability to contemporaneously provide you with comprehensive thorough answers to questions. This is the surest test of knowledge, experience and an ability to be an effective communicator.
3. Ask legal counsel about his staff. Does his firm have back up attorneys that can cover all situations if there is a conflict. The worse thing is to retain an overworked lawyer who time and time again continues your court dates because of his or her unavailability because they are over booked and/or double calendaring. Also, ask the lawyer about his staff. How long have they been working there and is there a family law legal help on the staff? If the attorney has long term employees, it tells you that this is probably a good business operation and people will be very experienced. If the staff is very experienced, this significantly reduces any possibility of mistakes and wasted time. Another problem is that if a firm is not well staffed, you will inevitably end up paying attorney fees for clerical matters. I've seen many lawyers who type their own letters and also deliver documents for filing to court. These tasks can be handled by clerical staff or courier service at a mere fraction of the cost of having the attorney involved.
4. Bring up this question: how long has this lawyer been practicing and how much of it with a focus on family law. Another question: have they dealt with over a hundred cases with similar concerns as yours. Find out if the attorney is often in the same courthouse as the one you will have yours. Almost, without exception, you will always gain advantage by hiring a lawyer with extensive experience in family law and who regularly and frequently practices law in the jurisdiction where your case will be heard. A local practitioner will be aware of not only the local rules, but also the nuances of each particular family law judge in that community. While a new lawyer may have energy and enthusiasm, nevertheless, they will not have the tactics, strategy and timing that takes many years to develop and greatly assists the practitioner in his or her representation of the client. At a high level, and hopefully you will obtain legal counsel of this caliber, the case will be one half tactics, timing and strategy and one half legal theory. In family law, there is a lot more than just going to the books and looking at the statutes.
As a Fremont family law lawyer, I hope this inside peak into the law office is helpful to you when the time comes to pull the trigger and actually retain legal counsel.
I am a family lawyer who practices out of Fremont, located in Alameda county in Northern California, one of the ten Bay Area counties. John Kitta is an active trial attorney in Fremont California with more than 32 years of proven quality winning courtroom experience. He has received many awards and recognitions for his achievements and is a life-long resident of his local community. http://www.youareingoodhands.com.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Drug Use | Semi Truck Accident Lawyer | Truck Accident Lawyer | Alaska, AK
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Federal Sentencing at a Crossroads: A Call for Leadership
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Monday, June 7, 2010
The New Drug Recall Lawyers
Given the monstrous size and profitability of drug companies, some plaintiff lawyers are considering focusing more of their practice on drug litigation. In fact, shortly after Merck's announcement of the Vioxx recall, some large plaintiff firms started aggressive media campaigns aimed at bringing in prescription drug injury victims. The media blitz has been non stop. Billboards, TV, web marketing, radio, and direct mail are just some of the marketing vehicles that attorneys have used to try and find new cases for them to work on. Many plaintiff law firms are no longer focusing on chasing run of the mill car accidents. Some of them have gone so far as to reposition themselves as "drug recall lawyers," seeing that the future of their practice may be shaped by the initial outcome of these new pharmaceutical cases.
When Merck chose to withdraw Vioxx, the CEO stated that a voluntary recall was the responsible course of action. Prior to pulling Vioxx from the market, Merck was spending $500 Million per year on advertising Vioxx. Vioxx is classified as a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, or NSAID. However, Vioxx belongs to a new family of NSAIDs called "COX-2 inhibitors." There are not many COX-2 inhibitors on the market in the US: Bextra and Celebrex may be the only other two.
Both the number of potential Vioxx plaintiffs and award amounts of the lawsuits are projected to be extremely large. The investment bank S.G. Cowan recently estimated that eventually more than 600,000 plaintiffs could file suit in the Vioxx case. Furthermore, some investment banks think that plaintiffs may file for more than $10Billion in damages in years to come. Even the national TV networks have covered the Vioxx withdrawal. A November 2004 story on the Vioxx withdrawal appeared on CBS News' 60 Minutes. The CBS story implied that the US Justice Department is conducting an investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into Merck's conduct. Given the media coverage of the Vioxx withdrawal and the number of people who were prescribed Vioxx, there may be many new "Drug Recall Firms" founded in years to come.
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Facts and FAQ's About Dangerous Drugs
Millions of Americans rely on prescription medication to help them manage arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, psychiatric disorders, high blood pressure, chronic pain, pulmonary disease, and many other medical conditions. They trust the companies that develop drugs to provide safe, effective products. Too often that trust is misplaced. Every year thousands of patients are seriously injured, and some are killed by toxic drug reactions and irreversible side effects. This article can help you learn more about dangerous drugs.
Who is most at risk from dangerous drugs?
Older people are at higher risk from dangerous drugs than the general population because a large percentage of seniors take several medications. The average senior takes four to six prescribed medications, in addition to over-the-counter drugs. People 65 and older constitute only 14% of the US population, yet they take more than 33% of all prescription medications. This increased usage exposes seniors to more different drugs, and also increases the risk of dangerous drug interactions.
Does FDA approval mean that a drug is safe?
FDA approval means that the US Food and Drug Administration's scientists have determined that the benefits of the drug will outweigh the risks when it is released into the general population. During the final stage of clinical trials before approval, as many to 3,000 people will take the drug. But some serious side effects are rare. If a side effect occurs in one of 10,000 people, for example, the manufacturer and the FDA probably will not learn of that side effect until the drug has been approved, and hundreds of thousands of people have taken it.
What is an adverse event?
The FDA defines an adverse event as "any undesirable experience associated with the use of a medical product in a patient."
How does the FDA find out about adverse events?
Doctors and health care professionals generally report adverse events to drug companies, which are then required by law to relay serious reports to the FDA within 15 days. Health care providers should report an if it results in death, disability, hospitalization, is life-threatening, causes a congenital anomaly, or requires treatment to prevent permanent damage. For the first three years after a drug is approved, the drug manufacturer must also report all of its adverse event information to the FDA quarterly, and after three years, these reports must be submitted annually.
How can I find out whether a drug is dangerous?
The FDA publishes notices about adverse events on its website, and these are frequently reported on the internet, on television news and in newspapers. Drug manufacturers sometimes issue warnings to health care providers when they learn of adverse events associated with their products.
How can I tell whether my symptoms are the result of a dangerous drug?
For questions about symptoms and side effects, as well as any other aspect of your health, you should consult your physician. Your physician can determine whether a drug has caused or contributed to your symptoms.
If I have been harmed, or a loved one has been harmed by or died from a drug, what can I do?
You should talk as soon as possible with an experienced drug attorney to determine whether you may have a case against the manufacturer of the drug.
How important is it to act promptly?
Acting as soon as possible may make the difference between having a case and not having a case. There are deadlines called statutes of limitation, set by laws which regulate the filing of lawsuits; these vary from state to state. . If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury or a loved one has died from a dangerous drug, you should not delay in contacting an attorney. If the statute of limitations expires, your right to pursue a claim may be forever barred.
How difficult is it to win a claim against a drug manufacturer?
Pharmaceutical companies are often large multinational corporations with their own legal staffs, and extensive financial resources to defend their products. To prevail against such determined and well-funded adversaries, you need to have an experienced pharmaceutical attorney on your side, and a law firm that is fully committed to securing justice for its clients.
Gayle Blatt is a San Diego pharmaceutical attorney with the California plaintiffs law firm of Casey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield LLP, in Southern California. Ms. Blatt represents the need for consumer protection from medications whose dangerous side effects have not been thoroughly investigated. As a pharmaceutical lawyer Gayle Blatt files lawsuits on behalf of people who have been harmed from drugs pushed into use before all of the potential interactions and side effects have been adequately noted and studied.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Drug Crimes Are Not Only a Grown-Up Problem Anymore
There was once a time when drug crimes mainly affected grown folks, and people did not have to worry so much for their kids. But as the years have passed, crimes involving drugs are including younger and younger age groups. The following paragraphs will provide some useful advice regarding keeping your kids safe.
When we were children, our parents used to warn of us such dangers as talking to a stranger. When they sent us to school, they did not have to worry so much about us doing drugs or committing crimes. However, kids are now selling drugs at school, or in some cases even giving them away for free. It is not only the adults anymore, it is now the kids, as well.
The schools are now common places for kids to get and experiment with drugs. While schools have zero tolerance policies for this type of behavior, it still occurs. It is no longer safe to stop with telling your kids not to talk to strangers. It is important to be direct with them when you explain the dangers associated with drugs.
The company your child keeps can increase or reduce their chances of getting caught up drugs. It is important to get to know who your kids hang out with and what they are doing. Do not be afraid to seem intrusive. It is not about being best friends with your kids, it is about being a good parent. Picking your children's friends is not a fool-proof way to ensure they will not get involved in drugs at school. However, it can reduce the chances.
If you take prescription medication, you should watch it closely. Hide it where your child would never think to look if you have to. More and more kids are stealing their parents prescription pills to give or sell to their friends. When it is in the medicine cabinet, kids have easy access to it. If you have to, count your pills and write down how many you take.
Watch what your child does on the internet. Use parental control settings to help monitor what they have access to. Forbid chat rooms or constant instant chatting, or watch conversations closely. Read their email and text messages on a regular basis. A nosy parent is an informed parent. Being nosy often helps parents see the warning signs before their kids get in too deep to get out.
Finally, being an active part of all aspects of your child's life can significantly decrease the chances of your child becoming involved with drugs. Attend extra curricular activities with your children, and communicate regularly with their educators. This will help you discover any potential problem early and reduce the likelihood of your child committing drug crimes.
When we were growing up, drug crimes did not happen so much at school. It was mainly an adult problem, that mostly adults faced. Times have changed and now our children are affected. By following the tips and advice given above, you can help prevent it from affecting your child.
If you need someone to help defend you against drug crime charges, then consider having criminal lawyer LyonsSnyder by your side. Defending clients in Florida is what LSLG in Fort Lauderdale specializes in.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Chicago Personal Injury Lawyer FAQs
In Chicago, personal injury is often caused by various accidents such as workplace accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, and car accidents. Because of these, victims need to hire the services of a Chicago personal injury lawyer in order to recover for damages. But since there are lots of personal injury lawyers these days, it is rather hard to choose one who is really competent and highly reliable. So, to better arrive at the best decision, people should be aware of some Chicago personal injury FAQS in order to have an insight about them.
What personal injury lawyers do?
Personal injury lawyers assist victims who suffered from physical injuries due to the negligence of another person. They help them in evaluating their cases in order to fully determine who is at fault. And once this is determined, they will assist the victim in filing a personal injury lawsuit in order to receive a personal injury claim. But before a victim can collect this, they should be able to prove that the defendant is liable and that there is indeed negligence on their part.
What is a personal injury claim?
A personal injury claim is an amount that a victim of personal injury can demand to compensate for the damages he suffered due to the defendant's negligence. This claim can include payment for medical bills, lost wages, and mental agony and emotional stress. The first two can be easily quantified but the last one requires the expertise of a personal injury lawyer in order to tabulate this. However, when the negligence is not fully established, this claim may be denied that is why it is advisable that the victim should note down every important detail that is related to the event.
What is contingency fee?
A contingency fee is considered the most common payment arrangement for victims who are seeking legal representation in personal injury lawsuits. This means that when the lawyer proves the negligence on the part of the defendant and the victim receives compensatory damages, he will be entitled to a percentage of this amount as payment for his services. But, if the case is denied, the victim will not have to pay any amount.
These are just some of the Chicago personal injury lawyer FAQs that people should know. This information may not be significant to some people, but this can be of great help to those who are victims of personal injury.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Drug, Alcohol and Rehab Article - Executive Intervention
It may be difficult to believe that doctors, lawyers, judges, airline pilots and Fortune 500 corporate executives suffer from addiction, yet it is important to understand that addiction is an equal opportunity disease affecting professionals in the same way as it does for everybody else.
An executive intervention is an excellent option for individuals who are highly productive and functional in the workplace and who suffer from the disease of addiction. In these cases, the employers or partners of the professional are faced with the reality that addiction is a progressive disease, and that it is just a matter of time before the addiction causes productivity to decline, a work related accident or incident to occur, or deteriorating health, leaving the employer/partner no choice but to dismiss the once highly valued worker.
In the case where the employer is fully aware of the substance abuse problem, they can be a highly motivating force in the executive intervention. While it is preferable for the addict to make the decision on their own to accept treatment, oftentimes the addiction may be preventing any level of rational thought necessary to make such a decision. If the message delivered by the employer/partner at the executive intervention is grounded in complete support and with the assurance that the addict's position of employment will remain, provided treatment is accepted, the addict has an added incentive to accept treatment and begin the process of recovery.
There are situations where employers may not be aware of the employee's substance abuse problems. The family and friends are painfully aware of the addiction, yet the addict has been successful at hiding it from the workplace. The family may be justifiably concerned that it is just a matter of time before the addiction causes problems at work and jeopardizes the addict's employment status. In this case, the family must exercise great care in the executive intervention. It is ill advised to announce to employers and partners of the addict the existence of the addiction and the desire to go forward with an executive intervention without first consulting with an intervention specialist and discussing the risks and issues relative to any such disclosure.
Another issue that frequently appears in executive interventions is ego. I've intervened addicts on every level of the economic spectrum, and, for the most part, they have been charismatic and highly intelligent individuals. In an executive intervention, egos may have been elevated to a higher level. Advanced education, financial status and professional degrees and licenses sometimes create an additional defense mechanism that interventionists face in an executive intervention. As an example, it would not be unusual to expect quite a bit of negotiating and outright objections when intervening an attorney. The executive or professional status of the addict should not be construed as intimidating or a deterrent from going forward with the executive intervention. It does, however, illustrate the need for considerable preparation in the pre-intervention meeting.
Perhaps the most important factor to consider if you have a friend or family member who is suffering from addiction, is that addiction is progressive (gets worse over time) and that it can be fatal (accidents and a multitude of health related issues). Simply put, good things don't happen to people suffering from addiction and the problem rarely goes away on its own.
For more information on this issue visit http://www.stevenlodgeinterventions.com or If you have any questions regarding the executive intervention process, call Steven Lodge Interventions 866 534 4443.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
5 Steps to Winning Child Custody
Child custody cases have become much more scrutinized by the courts in recent years. What used to be an easy win for the mother or primary bread winner has turned into to an intense deliberation process with no certain outcome. Because of this, it has become important for parents to put a focus on preparation before their custody hearing. Here are some basic steps to get started in the right direction.
Choose the Right Lawyer
Experienced legal counsel is the most important investment you will make with your child custody case, so don’t just open the phone book and call the biggest ad. Find a lawyer who has several references of winning custody cases similar to yours. You should also look for someone who has worked with your judge in the past. Another industry benchmark to look for is a lawyer who is a Certified Family Law Specialist.
Organized Your Financials
Financial stability will play a key role in your case, and thus you should have all of your financial records in good order. Pay stubs, bank statements, and investment reports will likely be required by the courts. By having this information at hand you will present yourself as an organized and viable candidate for custody consideration.
Track Child Care Costs
The more you know about your child’s daily needs, the better you will fare in the legal proceedings. Start a log early in the process and keep track of all relevant costs associated with raising your child. Food, clothing, health care, and child care are just some of the expenses you should be tracking. Not only will this information show your concern for your child’s welfare, but it will also be used to determine the amount of your spouse’s child support payments.
Clean Up Your History
If you have any skeletons in your closet, then now is the time to get rid of them. Drug use, infidelity, and unemployment are all negatives that could hurt your chances for custody. While there is little you can do about the past, the court always looks favorably on people who are trying to fix their issues. Cleaning up your past should be an immediate priority. You will need to prove to the judge that you are working hard to correct the mistakes you have made in life.
Dig Up Some Dirt
Just as your past can hurt you, your spouse’s past can be manipulated to your advantage. While it may seem aggressive to openly expose the secrets of your spouse, it is in the best interest of your children for the judge to know all of the circumstances surrounding your separation. Documentation is the key to substantiating your claims, so make sure you gather proof before making any accusations.
Custody battles are no longer a short war of words with the mother assuming a substantial advantage. The entire hearing process has become more detailed and often incorporates outside mediators to assist the judge. Being prepared and organized will give you the best chance at winning your child custody case.
The most successful custody appeals happen when the parent takes full control of the process. You should never rely solely on a lawyer to win your case for you. Visit ObtainCustody.com for more resources on how to win child custody.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Cheapest California DUI Lawyers
DUI refers to driving under the influence of alcohol. A person is charged with DUI if the blood alcohol content (BAC) exceeds 0.08%. DUI is a criminal offence and extremely strict penalties are awarded to people arrested for DUI. Apart from vehicle impoundment or fines, the license of the person can also be confiscated and at time termination of the same may also take place. On being charged with drunk driving or being intoxicated through the use of alcohol or drugs, or perhaps arrested, an efficient California DUI lawyer can provide assistance in obtaining bail and dealing with charges surrounding DUI. They also protect drivers who have their licenses suspended provisionally, drivers who are charged with rash driving, attending DMV hearings, and other driving violation related legal issues.
Often people living in California, as well as visitors from other states and countries, may not be familiar with the various California vehicle code sections. DUI lawyers are well familiar with the sections for rash driving, DUI charges, drug-associated charges, causing accidents related to DUI, and punishments that may be inflicted. They warn people against mistakes that can be avoided while dealing with their charge, and challenging a DUI charge. While the services of an experienced and efficient lawyer may be expensive, there are many DUI lawyers who provide quality service for lower prices.
Many DUI lawyers also work on contingency basis. When the contract to pay a lawyer in case of a DUI is based on contingency, the fee is always set at a prearranged percentage of whatever the compensation amount might be. If the case is lost, the person does not have to pay the lawyer's fees. Paying on contingency can enable people to hire the services of an expensive attorney, even though they may not be in a position to pay for it. This allows them the opportunity to avail of the services of an experienced lawyer at a minimal fee.
DUI is a criminal offense and as such, a person charged with DUI should not take this charge lightly. Hiring a cheap lawyer always may not prove to be a wise option, especially when the lawyer's track record with that sort of case is not particularly strong.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Among Truck Drivers
Driving a normal-sized vehicle under the influence of drugs and or alcohol is not a good idea. That idea becomes exponentially worse when the vehicle being driven is 80,000 pounds and prone to tipping. Drug and alcohol abuse is actually a widespread problem among truck drivers across the United States. They use the drugs, particularly stimulants, to help them push through a shift and get extra hours and miles. Sometimes they're used to help a driver get a shipment somewhere earlier than expected. There are numerous reasons for these substances but they all reduce a driver's ability to transport goods safely.
Drug abuse mainly falls into two categories. A person generally is using either marijuana or methamphetamines.
Marijuana
Many people in the United States, not just truck drivers, believe that driving after smoking a joint makes them a more effective driver. This is, quite frankly, a ridiculous claim. Smoking a joint affects an individual's ability to concentrate, their perception, and their reaction time up to 24 hours after the single joint is smoked. That gives a joint a much longer period of effects than drinking a single alcoholic beverage does. The National Transportation Board found that 12.5% of all fatal truck accidents had marijuana involved.
Methamphetamines
Truck drivers across the country are always looking for ways to beat the system. The system here is a set of federal regulations that dictate how many hours in a day a truck driver can work. Truck drivers, in many cases, want to drive more hours in a day or put more miles behind them in a single day in order to gain an advantage and deliver their cargo to its destination a bit earlier.
Because of this desire, truck drivers often turn to methamphetamines because they fall under the class of stimulants. Stimulants will keep you up at night, like coffee which has caffeine in it. This allows the truck drivers to work for just a little bit longer without falling asleep.
This problem is so widespread that in a recent survey of 20 truck drivers, 17 of the 20 said that methamphetamines were easy to procure at any truck stop. That is 85% of the truck drivers surveyed. The national average probably wouldn't be that high but no one really knows.
Alcohol Abuse
The other area of substance abuse for truck drivers involves alcohol. This problem is just as common among truck drivers as it is among ordinary drivers, if not more so. Truck drivers have higher penalties for drunk driving and the lower allowable BAC, (.04 to .08), 1-3% of all truck accidents involve an alcohol impaired driver. This number used to be much higher but has come down recently thanks to harsh enforcement and elevated penalties. 1-3% still amounts to 46 and 140 fatal truck accidents that result from alcohol impairment.
A driver does not have to be legally drunk for their driving ability to be impaired. Even with a low-level BAC, alcohol will still slow a driver's reaction time and affect their reflexes. Because the Federal government recognizes that trucks are a greater threat to the well-being of others, Federal regulations prohibit commercial truck drivers from operating their vehicles with a BAC greater than .04. This amounts to half the legal limit for ordinary drivers.
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If you would like more information concerning truck accidents, contact the truck accident lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 or via their website, http://www.truckaccident-lawyers.com. Their team will be more than happy to answer any questions you might have concerning any element of truck accidents.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Tampa Bay Criminal Lawyer
Criminal defense is one of the most common forms of litigation practiced in the United States. Although laws affecting people can change virtually overnight, the people that live under them often have no advance warning of the changes that affect them. Also, few regular people have any appreciable understanding of criminal law, and thus when someone conducts themselves in such a manner that they act in a way that is in actuality against the law, the police often take it upon themselves to correct such a transgression and arrest the person.
Unfortunately, this means that many people who only crime is ignorance of the law face stiff penalties and expensive fines for merely doing what they didn’t know was illegal. Criminal lawyers help people stuck in these unpleasant situations find a small glimmer of salvation that they may one day be free again to enjoy each of life’s simple pleasures.
Few people in Florida know that the Constitution of the United States maintains that everyone charged with a crime are entitled to a defense. The quality of this defense can vary a great deal, which is why it is often advisable to see the expert counsel of qualified and dedicated criminal defense attorneys in Tampa Bay. These professionals have years of experience and learning that can help protect two of your most precious resources; namely your freedom and your finances.
Taking the chance on an earnest and well-meaning but ultimately under-equipped public defender is like playing Russian roulette with your freedom. Going to jail for a criminal offense is the stuff of horror movies. Prison is not a pleasant place, and a criminal record can dog your life and prevent you from getting the job, living space, or loans you need to make your dreams come true.
People make mistakes in life. This is the truth. Whether or not these mistakes impact the remaining years is often up to the person charged with a crime. Lawyers spend many years in school learning law and how to help people get out of sticky and bad situations, and they would not charge as much as they do if they did not think that they could do the best job possible. Lawyers are smart, so let them get you justice.
To learn more about Tampa Bay criminal defense or how to hire a criminal defense lawyer in Tampa Bay, please visit our website at http://www.tampabay-criminaldefense.com This article may be freely reprinted as long as this resource box is included and all links stay intact as hyperlinks.
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Friday, January 8, 2010
The Best Ways To Combat Drug Trafficking
The U.S. federal government has spent millions of dollars in an effort to drug trafficking. However, this effort has failed to achieve desired results. Drug trafficking is such a problem that can be solved to a certain extent by having a systematic outlook. We, the people, can combat drug trafficking in some ways or the other.
Here are some of the best ways to combat drug trafficking:
Creating awareness among the youth:
The best form of creating awareness is education. Educating people, especially the youth, helps them to recognize the consequences of consuming illicit drugs. You can explain about the adverse effects of drugs and how consuming drugs can be addictive. A better way is to tell the truth about the bad legal drugs that can be easily accessible since it is available anywhere.
Legalizing drugs:
Drug traffickers make huge profits by supplying drugs. The best way to stop traffickers to make a profit is legalization of drugs which would undoubtedly remove the motivation for trafficking. Abolishing the laws that make it possible to earn profits from drug trafficking is one of the best ways to stop it.
Arresting the main person involved in drug trafficking:
Arresting local peddlers or street dealers will not help a city or country to achieve any results in the war against illicit drugs because there are many others waiting to take their places in the distribution network. Drug traffickers operating at high levels of the society, who have been immune to any impediments, should be arrested first to have any impact on sale of illicit drugs.
Replacing the revenue streams:
Some countries derive a large portion of their GNP (Gross National Product) from the sale and distribution of illicit drugs. The revenue streams should be replaced or stopped in order to join hands together to combat drug trafficking. This can be done if the US government publicly recognizes its "partner countries" and offers them assistance to improve their economies.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
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Drug Crime Offenses and Charges
If you've been charged with drug crimes, or have come under investigation for them, hiring a criminal lawyer should be the first thing you do. Many people discount how important it is to have effective legal representation - often at the expense of their freedom. With the money and resources that are available to the prosecution, it's essential that you have the right person on your side.
There are situations where your best option is taking a plea bargain, and there are times when it's best to take your case to trial. Be aware that public defenders or less experienced attorneys are more likely to want to get your case taken care of as quickly as possible and are likely to push you into taking a plea bargain. A devoted and experienced attorney, on the other hand, will be in a better position to weigh the pros and cons of your options and help you make the right choice.
It's also important to realize that drug charges can be confusing. Often when a person is charged with drug related offenses, there will be many different charges against them. Understanding the difference between possession, possession with intent and drug trafficking shouldn't be up to you. Choose a criminal lawyer who understands the nuances involved in the various charges and who can help to reduce them, have them dismissed or win a case in front of a jury.
In some cases, a judge will be willing to consider alternatives to prosecution and imprisonment, such as a drug rehabilitation program. You might be eligible for a program that can keep you out of jail and keep a conviction off your record. When you choose a lawyer who's skilled at drug criminal defense, they'll know every option that's available and can help you to find a way to get out of a sticky situation.
Another thing to keep in mind is that being an effective criminal lawyer requires a deep understanding of human nature. Whether your attorney is trying to sway a judge, the jury or the prosecution, a skilled lawyer will know the best ways in which to present evidence and how to make a strong case for your criminal defense. They'll also know how to handle delicate situations that are sometimes uncomfortable for everyone involved.
Finally, it's important to realize that you need to have an attorney on your side with whom you feel comfortable discussing your case. Too often the accused will end up with an attorney who judges them, doesn't listen to the specifics of their case, or otherwise makes them feel less than confident in and comfortable with their criminal defense. It's essential that you're sharing all relevant information with your attorney, so be sure you choose someone you feel comfortable confiding in.
The bottom line when it comes to choosing an attorney is that you need to have experience on your side. Choose an attorney who's dealt with similar cases in the past, and has had positive results.
Colin Daives writes general information articles about criminal and DUI law. Each state has different laws and every case is unique. His articles are not meant to be legal advice. To learn more or for assistance with your case in the state of Colorado, contact a Denver DUI lawyer or Colorado criminal defense attorney today.
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