ROSE, KLEIN A sudden accident can cause a Californian to suffer serious damage to the brain or spinal cord. When these body parts are injured, a speedy recovery is not likely. These are long-term injuries that can prevent a person from ever walking again. A victim could lose his or her memory or become unable to work again. The results are serious and may require legal action that may not replace what the victim has lost but will at least be a financial source to tap for medical treatment.
How is property damage assessed after car accidents?
Many Californians are involved in car accidents on a daily basis. While many are minor fender-benders with very little damage, some are more serious in nature. Many cars are seriously damaged, requiring thousands of dollars in repairs. Some unfortunate vehicles are beyond repair and must be totaled. This situation can have motorists concerned, especially when they have no other vehicle for immediate use. There are some important things to keep in mind about valuation and recovery for vehicles involved in car accidents.
Takeda to pay $2.4 billion to settle product liability suits
Many Californians rely on prescription medications to make them feel better, whether they suffer from short-term pain from injuries or long-term effects from a chronic health condition. Unfortunately, some medications have serious side-effects, and while manufacturers have a duty to disclose these, some of them attempt to hide them from the public. That was what Japanese drug manufacturer Takeda Pharmaceutical is accused of doing after it found out that the diabetes drug Actos could potentially cause bladder cancer. The company is now paying the price - to the tune of $2.4 billion.
Legal help for NFL players with brain injury
What should I do if my mom's elder abuse issue leads to death?
California nursing homes should be places of safety for the elderly. Unfortunately, some fail to treat their residents properly. Many residents suffer neglect and elder abuse from staff members. These acts can lead to physical injuries and emotional trauma. In extreme cases, they can even lead to death. This can be a devastating experience for a family, but there may be legal remedies available to help pay for damages.
