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Sprint Fidelis Lead Wire Failure Rate Could Rise To 30 Percent By Four Years
About 260,000 Medtronic Sprint Fidelis Leads Were Implanted In US, With Approximately 143,000 Still Active (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com) The December 28, 2009 edition of "US Morning Meeting Highlights" from UBS Investment…
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A New Year’s Resolution For The FDA, As Recommended By The GAO
FDA Needs To Restructure Its Staff In Order To Better Monitor Emerging Drug Safety Issues (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com) In mid-December 2009 the Government Accounting Agency (GAO) — often referred to as…
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FDA Finds It Unlikely That Vytorin Or Zetia Increases Risk Of Cancer, But Such A Link Is Possible
December 2009 Update From FDA For Its August 2008 Early Communication About Safety Review of Ezetimibe / Simvastatin (Vytorin) And Ezetimibe (Zetia) (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com) On December 22, 2009 the FDA…
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Digitek Federal Court MDL Judge Sets Joint Hearing To Address Scientific And Technical Issues For October 2010
Judge Goodwin Will Be Joined By State Court Judges Overseeing Digitek Consolidations In New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, And West Virginia At This Daubert Hearing (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com) On December 18, 2009…
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December 2009: Voltaren Gel And Other Products Containing Diclofenc Sodium Linked To Liver Problems
"Dear Doctor" Letter From Endo And Novartis Offers Information About Prevention And Diagnosis Of Drug-Induced Liver Injury (DILI) (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com) On December 4, 2009 the FDA issued this MedWatch alert, "Voltaren…
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We encourage you to submit a Drug Injury Case Evaluation Form online – it is free, confidential, and there is no obligation. Or, if you prefer, call 910-256-2971 to speak directly to attorney Tom Lamb about a possible drug injury lawsuit. Either way, you will get Mr. Lamb’s impressions about your possible case, and the benefit of his over 25 years of experience handling drug injury cases.
About the Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb
The Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb has been representing patients and their families in drug injury lawsuits throughout the country for more than 25 years.
Drug injury cases involve personal injury claims or wrongful death claims filed on behalf of people who experienced unwanted side effects or a serious adverse reaction caused by a prescription drug. Some unsafe drugs have been the subject of government warnings or a drug recall, while other drugs remain on the market with black box warnings and continue to be prescribed by doctors today.
Given the many years of experience attorney Tom Lamb has handling these types of lawsuits, we know drug injury cases deserve special attention.
Drug injury claims have a personal aspect that must be appreciated and respected by the lawyer handling your case. At our firm, it is not class actions. Rather, we always file an individual case lawsuit. With this approach, you will get personal attention, and the lawsuit is only about your specific case. An individual lawsuit for your drug injury case is better from start to finish.
The Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb will handle your drug injury case competently and professionally, as well as with genuine care and understanding. As our client, your email inquiries are responded to promptly, and telephone calls are always returned without delay if we are not available immediately.
We encourage you to submit a Drug Injury Case Evaluation Form – it is free, confidential, and there is no obligation. Or, if you prefer, you can call 910-256-2971 and speak directly to attorney Tom Lamb about a possible drug injury case. Either way, you will get Mr. Lamb’s impressions — not an intake person, a paralegal, or some other lawyer — about your case based on his many years of experience.
In closing, at the Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb, we understand that you have options when it comes to finding the right law firm to handle your case.
Please know that we look forward to working on your behalf.
Tom Lamb
Handling drug injury cases since 1999