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First Lawsuit Filed Over Foodborne Illness Outbreak at Chipotle Restaurant

Recently, we discussed the string of food illness outbreaks that have affected a number of U.S. restaurants, including Chipotle. This week, the first lawsuit has been filed against Chipotle alleging severe injuries as a result of consuming contaminated food from the restaurant associated with one of the recent outbreaks. The…

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La Primera Demanda es Presentada en Contra del Restaurante Chipotle por Enfermedades Transmitidas en la Comida

Recientemente, hablamos de la serie de brotes de enfermedades alimentarias que han afectado a un gran número de restaurantes en Estados Unidos, incluyendo a Chipotle. Esta semana, la primera demanda ha sido presentada contra Chipotle alegando lesiones graves como resultado del consumo de alimentos contaminados del restaurante. El demandante presentó…

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Accident-Related Injuries Can Have Many Causes Aside from the Obvious

Among all vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents are particularly scary. There are no seat belts or air bags to protect a motorcycle rider’s body from injury, and some states, like Illinois, have no helmet law at all. Without these protections, when a motorcycle driver is involved in an accident, the injuries…

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Delaware Court Reduces Transvaginal Mesh Product Liability Claim Verdict from $25 Million to $10 Million

There have been thousands of lawsuits brought in recent years against the manufacturers of transvaginal mesh (TVM) products, which have been identified as causing severe, painful, and often permanent injuries. Multiple medical device manufacturers have developed and marketed these devices, which are designed to treat pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence. What…

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Las Escuelas Publicas Disfrutan un Nivel de Inmunidad por Lesiones a Estudiantes

La escuelas son costosas de operar. Existen salarios que pagar, edificios que calentar, y libros y computadoras que comprar. La lista de gastos es interminable. Con tantos gastos, lo distritos escolares públicos tienen hemorragias en las costuras. Para mantenerse a flote, los administradores escolares se encargan de encontrar la manera…

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Public Schools Enjoy Some Level of Immunity for Injuries to Students

Schools are expensive to operate. There are salaries to pay, buildings to heat, and books and computers to buy. The list of expenses is endless. With so many expenses, public school districts are hemorrhaging at the seams. To stay afloat, school administrators are charged with figuring out how to cut…

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Jury Awards $11 Million to Bellweather Plaintiff In Wright Medical Defective Hip Implant Litigation

One of the first bellweather trials in the Wright Medical metallic hip implant litigation went to trial earlier this month, and the jury returned a verdict of $1 million in compensatory damages and $10 million in punitive damages. A bellweather trial is part of a multi-district litigation (MDL). Like a…

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Boston Scientific Issues Class I Recall for Chariot Guided Sheath Medical Device

Earlier this month, medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific announced that it has initiated a voluntary recall of its Chariot Guiding Sheath devices (CGS). The CGS devices were designed and manufactured to be used in peripheral vascular procedures. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for overseeing the approval…