Apr 20, 2020 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
Over 20 million Americans have been diagnosed with diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association. Most of those diagnosed have type 2 diabetes. Since 2013, many of those with type 2 diabetes have used the medication Invokana to help them manage their diabetes only to have it cause greater complications. If you have taken Invokana …
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Apr 6, 2020 | Social Security Disability, Gary W. Stout
An estimated 3 million Americans had Inflammatory Bowel Disease in 2015, according to a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) report. Those with IBD suffer great discomfort to the point it can often interfere with their daily functions. Many find it difficult to maintain their ability to work and suffer financial loss. If you have an …
read more: Receiving Social Security Disability for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Mar 23, 2020 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
When you buy a product, you have faith it will do what it is designed and advertised to do. You do not expect the product to cause you injury. Unfortunately, many products you use or consume have the potential to cause you harm. Because of design defects, manufacturing problems, or dishonest marketing practices, dangerous products …
read more: 4 Important Steps to Take after a Defective Product Injury
Mar 9, 2020 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
Since its debut, millions of men have used Viagra to help with one of their most personal health issues. They have trusted that it will help them with their problem without causing undue harm. But, it seems they may have missed placed their trust. Several studies have revealed a possible link between use of Viagra …
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Feb 21, 2020 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
Since 2000, millions of women have used Mirena IUD. They have trusted the devices to perform as advertised and safely provide birth control and menstrual relief. But, more and more medical studies have revealed that usage of a Mirena IUD could cause significant harm. What is Mirena IUD? The Mirena IUD is an intrauterine device …
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Feb 7, 2020 | Social Security Disability, Gary W. Stout
Between 70,000 and 100,000 people are affected by sickle cell anemia in the U.S. today, according to the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America. The organization estimates that about 1,000 babies born in America each year will have sickle cell disease. Sickle cell disease is an inherited trait that can lead to debilitating physical complications. …
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Jan 21, 2020 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
Knee replacement surgery has become one of the most common surgeries done in America. Over 600,000 individuals have total knee replacements done each year, according to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Most surgeries are successful and offer patients years of pain-free mobility. But, many others have experienced complications from their knee replacement surgeries that …
read more: The Problem with Bone Cement Used in Knee Replacement Surgeries
Jan 7, 2020 | Bankruptcy, David Poston
What is Depression? Many people experience feelings of sadness and hopelessness during emotionally painful or stressful situations (i.e. death of a loved one or divorce). These feelings are typically situational and short-lived. But, some people experience long-term clinical depression. Clinical depression is a mental disorder which affects a person’s moods. It can cause a sufferer …
read more: Receiving Social Security Disability For Depression
Dec 18, 2019 | Personal Injury, Gary W. Stout
In recent years, thousands of lawsuits have been filed in federal courts against manufacturers of IVC filters. Those filing the lawsuits claim a medical device that was meant to save their life caused them severe harm instead. What is an IVC Filter? IVC filters are small devices that are inserted into the vena cava, the …
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Nov 15, 2019 | Bankruptcy, David Poston
The answer to this question is technically no. You cannot go to jail for unpaid bills. But, every rule has exceptions. Let us explain. America’s Founding Fathers found the English system of imprisoning those who could not pay their debts cruel and unusual punishment. Thus, within the first few years of the founding of the …
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