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- Reckless Prescriptions Medical Malpractice Or Negligence
May 24, 2012
It’s not clear what may come next for a New Jersey physician who has been accused of recklessly prescribing painkillers and anabolic steroids to patients. He also has been accused of altering patient records in an apparent bid to cover up his activities. There are no indications that these allegations might lead to eventual medical malpractice or negligence charges, but the State Board of Medical Examiners has issued a statement saying that the doctor is...Read More - New Jersey Tcnj Settle Claim In Students Wrongful Death
May 18, 2012
A wrongful death claim arising out of an apparent murder some six years ago at The College of New Jersey has been settled. The lawsuit has been resolved even though the perpetrator remains at large and unidentified by authorities. The parents of the 18-year-old victim had sued the college as well as the state for wrongful death, alleging that improper security measures were partially responsible for the tragedy. Wrongdoing was not acknowledged in the $425,000...Read More - New Jersey Anesthesiologist Accused Of Medical Malpractice
May 12, 2012
Patients often place their very lives in the hands of health care professionals. That’s why it is so important that doctors or nurses perform their duties diligently and with all due care. A mistake, even a relatively simple one, could end up causing a patient serious physical injury or even death. In that vein, readers may be interested to know the State of New Jersey is accusing an anesthesiologist of medical malpractice. The complaint filed...Read More - Bike Season Is Upon Us So Are Potential Injuries From Defective Products
May 1, 2012
Spring is in full swing, and people are anxious to get out and take it all in. Many people might be dusting off their bikes to hit the roads and trails when the weather cooperates. While some extreme bike enthusiasts will take their bikes in for a tune up and frequent their bike shops where they might catch word of a recall, people who are less competitive bikers might not notice a recall of their...Read More - Identities Of New Jersey Brain Injury Victims Stolen
Apr 24, 2012
Severe injuries can cause people to need long-term care and constant supervision. When someone suffers a brain injury, they may not only suffer physical damage, but damage to their brain which controls their mental functions. These injuries can leave people vulnerable to abuse by caretakers and assisted living facility staff. Earlier this month, a New Jersey man was arrested and charged with grand larceny and fraud after stealing the identities of 56 vulnerable adults who...Read More - Burning Dishwashers Pose Danger To New Jersey Households
Apr 17, 2012
Sometimes hazards come from the most unexpected places. Dangerous products usual cause harm the danger seems so unlikely, a New Jersey family would never suspect the product could harm them. That’s exactly what could happen with a dishwasher that has been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission last week. Twenty-one dishwashers from Viking Range Corporation have reportedly overheated and started on fire. This unsuspected danger lurking in kitchens across the country could have devastating...Read More - Medical Malpractice Led To Premature Babys Death
Apr 11, 2012
The first years of a baby’s life are often the most critical for development. Making sure they receive proper medical care is important in making sure they grow up to be healthy adults. The first few days can be even more crucial. A baby in another state was born four months premature. Because of the very early birth, the baby had to stay in the hospital to ensure the newborn developed to the best of...Read More - Similar Wrongful Death Could Happen In New Jersey Hospital
Apr 3, 2012
Thousands of people end up in emergency rooms every day across the country. Most of the time, people are treated without any issues. Recently, a woman was arrested after refusing to leave the emergency room because she didn’t think she was fully treated. She later died in a jail cell because of an undiagnosed condition. Although the hospital wasn’t in New Jersey, a similar wrongful death situation could arise anywhere. When doctors are negligent, the...Read More - Defective Devices Leave New Jersey Children Exposed To Chemicals
Mar 27, 2012
Parents do their best to protect their children in every way possible. When children are young, parents work hard to safeguard their homes so their family isn’t exposed to dangerous chemicals or obvious hazards. They rely heavily on safety devices such as cabinet locks and gates near staircases so prevent children from accessing these areas of the home and ensure their safety. When these devices are defective, New Jersey children may be exposed to dangerous...Read More - Sleepless In New Jersey Patients Cant Win With Sleeping Pills
Mar 20, 2012
People all over New Jersey suffer from sleep disorders. Some can’t fall asleep, some toss and turn, and others wake up in the middle of the night. All of these factors might lead a person to ask their doctor for sleeping pills. Many of us have heard of the potential dangers of these medications such as sleep walking or sleep driving, but many people might not be aware of other issues associated with these popular...Read More