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Sort by date 102 pages found matching taco bell- Mother Says Adderall caused Son to Jump into Bronx Zoo Tiger Den
Nov-29-12 Putnam County, NY With headlines like "Zoo-icide" and "Mauled!", the media reported - and the NYPD speculated - that David Villalobos jumped into the tiger den at the Bronx Zoo on September 21 in an apparent suicide attempt. After all, he made the jump from an elevated train. Then, days later, reports came out saying Villalobos did it because he “wan... - What Are the Risks in a Paxil Pregnancy?
Apr-27-12 Boston, MA When it comes to prescribing medication to pregnant women, there are many concerns about side effects and how the medications will affect a fetus; but at what point should concerns about Paxil side effects come into play when dealing with someone who could potentially become pregnant? Some studies suggest a risk of Paxil birth defects—... - Denied Social Security Benefits? SSDI Attorney Advises
Oct-29-11 Tulsa, OK If you have been denied Social Security Benefits, Eric Brown, Oklahoma Social Security attorney at Garret Law Offices, advises that you seek legal help before you appeal. And because there are no legal costs involved, many people hire Brown during the initial process. "We are only paid if back pay is awarded," says Brown, "and we don't take... - Medical Helicopter Crash Kills 3
Aug-31-10 Van Buren County, AK A helicopter crash early Tuesday morning killed three crew members when it went down in the hills of central Arkansas. Reports indicate that the Air Evac Lifeteam helicopter hit the ground just outside a residential home. No one on the ground has been reported injured or killed. The helicopter had been dispatched to pick up a pa... - Teen Mother on Depakote Concerned about her Newborn
Jul-1-10 Gayville, SD "Justice, my 15-year-old daughter, was on Depakote for three years, including the first 28 weeks of her pregnancy," says Angela Lee, Justine's mother and a new grandmother. "I feel so guilty because I gave this medication to my daughter; I wish I knew more about Depakote beforehand." Justice has bipolar disorder and ADHD and was prescribed... - Fosamax: "It's Been a Bad Ride"
Jun-26-10 Brentwood TN "My physician advised that I get a bone density test, and he determined that I have the beginning of osteoporosis in my back and hip," says Linda, age 58. "He prescribed Fosamax in January and I have been in pain ever since—after two oral surgeries." "My doctor said, 'You'd better take Fosamax in case you are ever in a car wreck b... - Aviation Attorney Ron Goldman Explains Coordination of Clarence Center Crash Lawsuits
Dec-1-09 Los Angeles, CA The Clarence Center plane crash happened almost 10 months ago, but according to attorney Ron Goldman of Baum, Hedlund Aristei & Goldman, wrongful death lawsuits are still being filed on behalf of the families of plane crash victims. Cases are in the process of being transferred to be heard by one judge. "The Judicial Panel on Mul... - Helicopter Accident News Too Often Grim
Nov-14-08 West Palm Beach, FL It's a sad commentary that doing a simple search engine query for helicopter crashes —dated today—and you get literally dozens of pieces of helicopter accident news. Some people die horrid deaths in helicopter accidents. Some, like the increasing prevalence of medivac crashes, are heartbreaking for the injured patients who have alr... - Cyclists at Risk for Bicycle Accident Injury
Oct-28-08 Brownsville, TX Writing about bicycle accident injury is a tough one, because on this subject there are more often than not two sides to every bike accident story. Tragic, too because more and more people are riding bicycles for all the right reasons. But whenever there is a bicycle accident, there is usually at least one of the parties who is grossly at... - Medical Helicopter Crash: It Has Happened Again
Oct-16-08 Aurora, IL In what appears to be becoming a tragic epidemic of helicopter crashes , another medical helicopter has gone down in flames—this time in a Chicago suburb. Three crewmembers and the patient were killed. Deepening this tragedy, and that of other recent medical helicopter crashes, is the fact that patients have already suffered great trauma,... - Attorney Charles Binder: Advocate for The Disabled
Oct-4-08 New York, NY For over 3 decades, attorney Charles Binder has been cutting a narrow but deep swathe through the legal system. He worked first as a public defender in New York City, and then later teamed up with his brother to advocate on behalf of disabled Americans struggling to claim Social Security benefits or disability claims . "It's simple," he say... - Wayne Cohen: Flying Golf Balls Can Cost You More Than an Extra Stroke on Your Game
Jul-11-08 Washington DC Lawyer and golfer Wayne Cohen readily admits to having hit a wild shot or two, that ended up on the wrong fairway, or went hurtling off in the wrong direction. "Yes, that does happen!" he confesses. A Washington, DC personal injury lawyer, from the firm Cohen and Cohen P.C., he says it was about six years ago that the firs... - California Labor Law: Exemption Gray Area
Jul-9-08 Sacramento, CA: Darlene was promoted to manager after working as an hourly employee for several years. At first she welcomed her promotion: it meant a salaried position and more responsibility and it was time she moved ahead with her career. But in retrospect, Darlene says she would have made more money as an hourly employee, such is the interpretation of... - Plane Crash: Hope and Celebration Ends in Tragedy
Jul-5-08 Flagstaff, AZ A plane crash is, in itself, a nightmare. However, that nightmare is all the more tragic when circumstances dictate that an occasion meant to be celebrated, or is cause for hope, turns immediately into grief and despair . Such is the case with a small plane crash June 28th that took the lives of two couples celebrating their respective... - Asbestos Exposure a Concern for Children
Jun-26-08 Calgary, CA John has been diagnosed with asbestosis and even though he is worried that it might lead to mesothelioma , that isn't his major concern. As a caring father, John is more concerned about his son who also has respiratory problems, possibly due to second-hand asbestos exposure . In the 1950s, John worked with asbestos insulation in Montreal... - More Customer Frustration Regarding Unauthorized Mobile Content
Jun-19-08 Fort Lauderdale, FL Wireless Service Carriers, including Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, Verizon, US Cellular, OpenMarket and Alltel have caused customers no end of frustration regarding unauthorized mobile content charged to their cell phones. "Sprint sent me a final notice saying that account was 'delinquent' and it was going to a collection agency," say... - Did my Son Die from Heparin?
Apr-23-08 Bell fountain MI: Michael was just 18 years old when he died. He was scheduled to undergo what today is a fairly routine operation--implanting a pump to help his heart while he waited for a heart transplant--when he developed a blood clot prior to surgery. He was given heparin to clear the clot. "Once he started the heparin he never got better," his moth... - Avandia Defended by Glaxo Despite Heart Attack Risk
Aug-2-07 Rockville, MD As part of the July 30th proceedings of a federal drug advisory committee that ultimately voted to keep Avandia on the market despite cardiovascular risk, Avandia maker GlaxoSmithKline defended its product as completely safe. Dr. Murray Stewart, A Vice President with the company, presented the findings of an examination of data from more... - Ortho Evra Caused Stroke
Jan-17-07 Atlanta, GA Julia Wilson started wearing the Ortho Evra patch in 2005 but only after she asked her doctor a lot of questions regarding its safety and side effects. He didn't know of any except nausea. Now, Julia hopes he will warn women considering the Ortho Evra patch of the serious side effects, especially one that ruined her life - a stroke. "W... - Paxil, Pregnancy and Birth Defects
Nov-9-06 Newfoundland, PA "My psychiatrist prescribed Paxil when I was three months pregnant," says Jaime Curtis. "I feel like it is my fault that I did this to my kid; it just breaks my heart when he can't breathe." Jaime was never told about Paxil's link to birth defects. "I had a normal pregancy, just like my other two, and Geoni was born just five days...