Episode 31 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Social Media Addiction lawsuit Ozempic – a mother was trying to lose weight for her daughter’s wedding, but died after taking this weight-loss product. Hernia Mesh lawsuit – a new bellwether verdict was reached in Ohio. Suboxone – a medicine developed…
Episode 29 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Philips CPAP sleep apnea machine lawsuit (update) and the FDA is pissed. There are 100,000+ cases and 385 deaths resulting from these machines. The One Chip Challenge – Teenager died & product has been removed from shelves. Social Media Addiction –…
Episode 27 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: Hernia Mesh lawsuit update 3M Bair Hugger lawsuit update We wish we could give you all the details of this episode, but you’ll have to tune in to get the scoop. Call Showard Law if you have been affected by any of…
Episode 25 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: The developing case out of San Francisco involving an 80+ year old woman and you guessed it, hot McDonald’s coffee. Hernia mesh case updates. Premises liability cases. IHOP slip and fall case. Jack In The Box shooting. Google Maps death lawsuit.…
Episode 24 Overview In this episode, Sarah and Ben Showard cover the following topics: The developing case out of San Francisco involving an 80+ year old woman and you guessed it, hot McDonald’s coffee. Hernia mesh case updates. Ozempic case update. Sudafed class action lawsuit. Frivolous lawsuits. Plus much more great content! We wish we…
COVID-19 has upended life worldwide. This includes the legal system in Southern Arizona, which has faced court closures and delays, as well as restrictions on visits to attorneys. Challenges in receiving prompt and thorough medical attention, along with staffing problems at insurance companies, have also impacted the speed with which personal injury claims are resolved.…
On Wednesday, April 1, 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration requested that manufacturers recall all prescription and OTC ranitidine drugs from the market immediately. The agency has determined that an impurity increases over time, particularly in warm storage temperatures, resulting in unacceptable exposure to the carcinogen NDMA. While some samples tested did not contain…
Personal injury lawyers strive to prove deliberate negligence or malicious intent in product liability lawsuits. Medical device manufacturers have a duty to conduct rigorous safety tests prior to releasing a product to market and to communicate all known risks to consumers. Determining what breast implant manufacturer Allergan did or didn’t know is at the center…
The unbearable pain of arthritis, hip fracture, ankylosing spondylitis, or bone dysplasia drives more than 300,000 Americans to seek hip replacement surgery each year. Patients with limited mobility turn to artificial hip technology after hearing promises that they can regain their full range of motion and quality of life again. However, for every 100…
The Centers for Disease Control reported that in 2019, more than 25% of U.S. teens used e-cigarettes. One of those teens recently filed a federal lawsuit against vape products manufacturer, Juul, alleging that the company used misleading advertising and promotional efforts that were directly responsible for his nicotine addiction. Many Juul lawsuits have followed and…