admin July 15th, 2010
It seems the list of problems with prescription medications gets longer all the time. The latest prescription medication recall comes from drug manufacturer Bristol-Meyer Squibb Co. regarding changing amounts of an ingredient in the blood thinner Coumadin and is feared to cause Jackson drug injuries, according to WAPT.
Coumadin packaged with expiration dates between June 2011 and November 2012 is affected by the recall because it may contain amounts of isopropanol that could change over time.
Because of the risk of Jackson drug injuries accompanying this changing amount of isopropanol, the units are being recalled. Jackson drug injury risks associated with units containing too little isopropanol include blood clots, but for units containing too much isopropanol the risk is excessive bleeding.
However, no Jackson drug injuries or side effects have been reported at this time.
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admin July 1st, 2010
Firefighting is a dangerous job, but someone has to do it. A Memphis firefighter got up close and personal with that danger when he was injured while battling a Memphis church fire, according to WMC TV.
The fire occurred at Glory International Church, and firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze in about an hour; however, one firefighter suffered a work-related injury and had to be taken to a hospital.
Smoke inhalation and high blood pressure sent the 45-year-old firefighter to the hospital and could lead to Memphis workers’ compensation.
The work-related injury victim’s injuries were not life-threatening but Memphis workers’ compensation could still help with his loss.
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admin June 24th, 2010
June 24, 2010
One of the main hazards on roadways is other drivers. Sometimes driving can be fearful when other drivers are operating vehicles much larger than passenger cars. Tupelo auto accidents involving large vehicles can affect everyone on the road and even bring traffic to a halt.
That’s exactly what happened in a Tupelo auto accident, according to NEMS360.
The Tupelo auto accident occurred when a log truck overturned on U.S. Highway 45 between exits for Green Street and Eason Boulevard.
The Tupelo auto accident resulted in the log truck losing its load and traffic was backed up for a mile or more as a result of the crash.
No Tupelo auto accident injuries were reported as a result of the crash.
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Do you think the log truck driver should pay for the cleanup of the logs after the Tupelo auto accident?
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admin June 17th, 2010
Two workers who suffered injuries, one who died, may soon be involved in a Memphis worker’s compensation case.
According to My Eye Witness News, one Memphis Light, Gas and Water worker was killed and another was injured when the utility pole they were working with broke.
The accident which could lead to a Memphis worker’s compensation case occurred near Highway 51.
This accident is the first fatal accident for MLGW employees since 1992, when a worker was hit by a vehicle. The families of the worker who died and the worker who was injured could be involved in a Memphis worker’s compensation case following the accident.
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Does your job involve risks? Have you ever been injured in a Tennessee work-related accident? The Tennessee workers’ compensation lawyers at John Michael Bailey Injury Lawyer may be able to help you with your worker’s compensation case.
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admin June 10th, 2010
June 10, 2010
A family is looking for the person responsible for a Memphis auto accident that injured their son.
According to WMCTV, a hit-and-run Memphis auto accident has left a man seriously injured after a vehicle pulled in front of him when he was riding his motorcycle at the intersection of Poplar and Hollywood.
The motorcyclist’s helmet and leather jacket are credited with saving his life during the Memphis auto accident.
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How do you think the driver responsible for this Memphis auto accident can be found?
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admin June 3rd, 2010
The impact of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico seems to be increasing daily, with more land and water being threatened by the spill. Now Mississippi can be added to the list of states that felt the impact of the spill.
According to WMCTV, oil has reached Mississippi for the first time since the oil spill over a month ago. A two-mile long, three-feet wide strand of oil can be seen on a barrier island bordering Mississippi, which means the state and its residents could be at risk for Mississippi environmental injuries.
How do you feel about the toll this spill is taking on the environment?
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admin May 27th, 2010
Are you concerned about food safety? It seems we are always hearing about a food product being recalled due to the risk for defective product injuries such as food poisoning. The newest product to get the Mississippi defective product label is alfalfa sprouts.
According to WJTV, alfalfa sprouts sold to Walmart stores in 15 states were from Caldwell Fresh Foods. Mississippi is one of the states which received the alfalfa sprouts that could cause Mississippi defective product injuries such as salmonella.
So far, 22 people in 10 states have suffered from the alfalfa sprouts which could lead to Mississippi defective product injuries such as salmonella poisoning.
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Have you suffered a Mississippi defective product injury? Let the Mississippi defective product injury lawyers at John Michael Bailey Injury Lawyer help you.
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admin May 20th, 2010
Do you think any of our vehicles are safe to drive? With recent recalls for Toyota and Nissan vehicles, consumers must be wondering.
According to WAPT, Nissan is set to recall nearly 50,000 vehicles because of suspension problems, which could cause Mississippi defective product to deliver a very bumpy ride.
Some 2010 Nissan Armadas, Frontiers, Titans, Pathfinders and Xterras and Infiniti QX56 will be covered under the recall.
No Mississippi defective product injuries have occurred as a result of the suspension problems yet.
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admin May 13th, 2010
It’s not uncommon to hear of auto accidents in which drivers crash into buildings or other stationary objects, but it’s not often that that object is a police station. According to WREG, that’s exactly what happened during one Memphis auto accident.
The Memphis auto accident occurred when a 36-year-old woman who is thought to suffer from mental illness crashed her car into a police station twice.
Police suspect the motive was anger, though no more details have been released. The woman does face charges of attempted second-degree murder because they believe the Memphis auto accident was intentional.
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Do you think the charge of attempted second-degree murder is fitting for this situation?
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admin April 29th, 2010
April 29, 2010
Mississippi is standing up against a drug company due to the potential for Mississippi drug injuries because the state believes Astrazeneca lied about its drug Seroquel.
According to NEMS360, Mississippi feels Astrazeneca lied about the benefits of the antipsychotic drug and that it did not inform patients about the risk for Mississippi drug injuries such as weight gain and diabetes.
Mississippi claims this falsification and lack of information about the risk for Mississippi drug injuries led to the loss of Mississippi Medicaid funds that were used to treat patients.
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Do you believe Mississippi has a case? Should Astrazeneca be responsible for the funds spent by Mississippi on its patients? Have you suffered a drug injury? Let the drug injury lawyers at John Michael Bailey Injury Lawyer help you.
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