Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Lawyer NY

in Defective Drugs, Fraud/Scams, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability

Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Lawyers - Frekhtman Associates represent victims of contaminated steroid injections. Call Now 866-ATTY-LAW for a free consultation. Fungal Meningitis Outbreak was caused by Epidural Steroid Pain Management Injections for Back Pain Sufferers. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”), more than 14,000 back pain patients across the United States in 23 different states have been treated with a tainted pain relief medicine that may have caused fungal meningitis. As of this week, almost 500 cases along with 34 deaths are linked to the outbreak following a pain relief injection that utilized the steroid methylprednilosone acetate, a...

19 April

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McDonald’s Worker Arrested For Adding Phlegm to Sweet Tea

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in Product Liability

A McDonald’s worker was blamed of spitting phlegm into the drink of a customer in South Carolina. A worker at McDonald in South Carolina served some Sweet Tea to a customer with a side of phlegm, the authorities said. According to the statement given by the police to WUFF-TV, the incident happened on Saturday when a mother and her daughter observed that their tea was not sweetened and sent back their drinks in exchange for the correct order. When their teas were returned and they were served the second time, they found that their order was still not correct and...

14 March

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Hospital Sends Bronx, NY Man Home with Bullet Lodged In Neck

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in Accident Injuries, Crime and Assault Injuries, Product Liability, Spinal Cord Injury

A shooting victim said that NYC hospital sent him home prematurely with a live bullet still lodged in his neck and instructed him to come back 4 days later to get it removed. Ricardo Acevedo was hit with a bullet while replacing a security camera outside a Bronx convenience store. Investigators believe the shots were fired by a youth aiming for someone else. Although doctors at St. Barnabas Hospital treated the wound he was asked to go to an affiliated clinic on Monday to get the bullet removed. Bullets also injured two teenage girls. Police haven't made any arrests in the case so...