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Depending on the facts of your individual case, liable parties can range from the drug manufacturer to your treating physician, to the pharmacy that dispensed the medication. An experienced lawyer at Ward Black Law can help determine liability in your personal injury claim. Contact us today.
In a case where no physician prescribed the drug which caused you injury, but instead, you purchased it on your own, you may still have a claim against the drug manufacturer. You will not, however, have a claim against your physician. Another possibility is a claim against the pharmacist if the drug was a prescription […]
A class action is a distinctive type of lawsuit that allows a group of people who have comparable issues to sue another party as a group, or class. The idea of a class action is that everyone who has been injured by the same conduct should not have to be put to the expense of […]
Among many others, the following are the most common drugs found in litigation claims: Celebrex Crestor Enbrel/Etanercept Ephedra Meridia Oxycontin Paxil Premarin Prempro Redux Rezullin Serzone Stadol Thimerosal Vioxx Zyprexa
The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has strengthened its precautions in the labeling of certain drugs with dangerous side effects, through warning labels on the product. This includes the highest level of warning, a Black Box warning.
Due to complex issues involved in drug and medical device claims, discussing your case with an attorney who is experienced in the area is the best way to ensure a thorough evaluation of your case. Contact Ward Black Law today to discuss your claim.
You should file your workers’ compensation claim as soon as possible after your accident. Generally, you are expected to provide your employer with notice of your claim within 30 days of your accident. You can formally file a claim for workers’ compensation benefits with the North Carolina Industrial Commission by filing Form 18. That form […]
Ideally, you should hire an attorney to help you with the workers’ compensation claim process as soon as you are injured on the job. An attorney can help you prepare and file the Form 18. The attorney can include supporting documentation and information to greatly improve your chances of having your claim accepted. Many workers’ […]
If your employer accepts your initial claim, you can expect to have your workers’ compensation benefits approved within 14 days of filing your Form 18. If your claim is denied and you must request a hearing with the Industrial Commission, it can take several months to have your hearing scheduled and to receive an initial […]
Workers’ compensation laws allow workers who are injured in the course of their employment to be compensated for their injuries without having to resort to a traditional lawsuit or court proceedings.