Connecticut Lawyer Interviews

New Haven, CT: "Cipro (Ciprofloxacin) and Avelox are 'last resort' antibiotics to kill off very dangerous forms of bacteria but they have been marketed and advertised way beyond what is appropriate for patients' conditions," says Attorney Mike Stratton of Stratton Faxon. He adds that Bayer, the manufacturer of both drugs, has been "cagey" about Cipro and Avelox side effects, right up until both antibiotics got slapped with a black box warning.

New Haven, CT: So what do lawyers do when they feel they have been dealt with unfairly? Well they go to court, that's what they do. Stratton & Faxon, a personal injury firm in New Haven, Connecticut is more than a little perturbed about Google selling its hard-earned firm name to one of its competitors.

Farmington, CT Investors caught in the Auction-Rate Securities mess have been promised they'll get their money back, eventually. Thousands of investors were pretty choked earlier this year when they discovered they could not liquidate the Auction-Rate Securities (ARS) they thought were as good as cash in the bank.

Hartford, CT A lawsuit has been filed against Merck alleging the company violated Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) laws in its managing of employee investments in Merck Plans. The lawsuit was filed June 20, 2008, in New Jersey.