Personal Injury
Elmiron Multidistrict Litigation
Elmiron is a drug prescribed for a chronic and painful bladder condition called interstitial cystitis. The medication was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1996 and is the only approved treatment for this condition. It is manufactured and distributed by Johnson & Johnson and Janssen Pharmaceuticals.
Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Lawsuit
Our lawyers here at The Michael Brady Lynch Firm are now handling the lawsuit claims of injuries and deaths of the water contamination at a Marine Corps base called Camp Lejeune in North Carolina[1]. The injury criteria sets forth any injured person related to the water contamination between the years of 1953 in 1987.
Lawsuits Filed for Florida Municipal Sewage Backups
Introduction In the State of Florida, municipalities govern the sewer systems and drain ways regarding the infrastructure of the given city. Oftentimes, there can be a backup or an excessive buildup of sewage which clogs the city pipes and is forced to back up in the...
Recovering Compensation for Amusement and Theme Park Accidents
Florida is the tourist capital of the world and a popular destination for college students anticipating spring break or families making plans for the summer. According to VisitFlorida.org, the Sunshine State had approximately 122.4 million visitors in 2021, including...
BIA-ALCL Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Cell Lymphoma Litigation
Introduction According to the National Library of Medicine, breast implant-associated in anaplastic lymphoma kinase negative large cell lymphoma is related to increased risks of BIA-ALCL.[1] Data On average, somewhere between 200,000 and 290,000 women in the United...
Florida’s Statute of Limitations on Personal Injury Claims
Florida Statute of Limitations In Florida, the statute of limitations is four years for personal injury claims. This means that the lawsuit must be commenced within a period of four years, not that the lawsuit has to be completed within four years. [1] The formal...
Clergy Sexual Abuse and Misconduct
Clergy sexual abuse occurs when a member of a religious organization uses a position of power and trust to exploit and sexually abuse a member of their congregation. The perpetrator may be a priest, nun, minister, pastor, rabbi, or any other agent of a religious...
Burn Injury FAQ
Here are the most common questions our clients have in regards to their burn injury. Responsibility depends on what happened during your injury. It could be the manufacturer’s fault. This includes a defective gas control valve. However, an individual could be...
Burn Injury Examples
Burn injuries can happen anywhere. This includes home, work, car accidents, public places, sporting events and even wildfires. However, the majority of these incidents happen at home. Yet, this doesn’t mean it is your fault. Manufacturers purposely make dangerous...
Types of Burn Injury Lawsuits
A burn injury is a type of injury to the skin or other tissue caused by heat, cold, electricity, chemicals, friction, or radiation. Serious burn injuries must always be handled with the utmost care, they are painful, can leave permanent scars, and may require...
