Kentucky Medical Malpractice: Failure to diagnose aortic dissection- February 6, 2008 Medical Malpractice News: Lawyers for the family of actor John Ritter will proceed to trial today in their claim that his death could have been prevented. Learn more about the case: LA Times NBC Today Show Interview with John Ritter's widow Make no mistake about it, aortic dissection is a dire emergency requiring immediate medical intervention. In the Kentucky medical malpractice cases involving failure to diagnose aortic dissection cases I have handled, one of the key issues is the time...http://www.kentuckyinjurylawblog.com/2008/02/kentucky_medical_malpractice_f.html Kentucky Medical Malpractice Lawyers: Fantastic interview with a victim- February 5, 2008 Amy Yasbeck, widow of actor John Ritter, does a fantastic job in her interview on NBC's Today Show. It sickens me every time I hear a reporter talk about a "$5 Million Dollar" lawsuit, or that a victim is seeking "$70 Million Dollars". Ms. Yasbeck clearly explains what Kentucky injury lawyers know, that she is not seeking "$67 MIllion Dollars". Watch the video.http://www.kentuckyinjurylawblog.com/2008/02/kentucky_medical_malpractice_l_2.html Kentucky Avandia Lawyers: new website for Kentucky victims of Avandia- February 4, 2008 My partner Larry Jones and I recently created a website as a resource people who suffered heart attack or stroke while taking Avandia. KentuckyAvandiaAttorneys.com provides victims with resources and information on how Glaxo SmithKline marketed this dangerous drug, and a review of current Avandia lawsuits.http://www.kentuckyinjurylawblog.com/2008/02/kentucky_avandia_lawyers_new_w.html Kentucky Mesothelioma Lawyers: $15M verdict in Baltimore- February 4, 2008 Kentucky mesothelioma lawyers will want to take note of this recent verdict in Baltimore. The plaintiff, a 73 year old man who worked with asbestos laden rope manufactured by John Crane, Inc. in the 1950s, was awarded $15.3 million. $15.3 million in asbestos case January 31, 2008 A Baltimore jury ordered a sealant company yesterday to pay a 73-year-old man $15.3 million after determining that he developed mesothelioma from exposure to asbestos-containing products made by the company,...http://www.kentuckyinjurylawblog.com/2008/02/kentucky_mesothelioma_lawyers.html |