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Fire Danger: Defective HP Laptop Batteries are Recalled Some defective HP laptop batteries can overheat and cause fire and injury. -
Actos Maker Takeda Facing lawsuit From Patient Diagnosed With Bladder Cancer The Japanese pharmaceutical company's U.S. partner Eli Lilly is also named in the dangerous drugs lawsuit. -
Defective and Dangerous Products Injury Claims What recourse do victims have when they have been injured by a defective product? Contact a Virginia injury attorney for details. -
Defective Hip Implants Sold Even After Dangers to Patients Became Apparent Despite safety warnings from the FDA, Johnson & Johnson decided to sell defective DePuy ASR hip implants to clean out it's inventory. -
NC Car Accident Attorneys: Toyota Distributor Recalls Thousands of Vehicles in North and South Carolina Airbag recalls have caused many serious injuries, find an experienced NC lawyer that knows how to deal with manufactureres -
Study Shows Active Ingredient in Weight Loss Pill 'Alli' Causes Irreversible Organ Damage Alli is a weight loss drug and like other supplements and weight loss drugs can cause serious injuries. -
General Motors Debates Adding 400,000 Vehicles To Existing Airbag Recall NHTSA, recall, defective product, dangerous product, dangerous device, General Motors, GM, Buick, Chevrolet, airbag, deploy, injury, injuries, Virginia, VA, VA injury attorney -
More than Half Million Defective Asthma Inhalers Recalled The FDA has announced the recall of 600,000 asthma inhalers because of possible product leakage. -
Investigation into Harley Faulty Brakes The NHTSA has announced an investigation into possible faulty brakes which could affect more than 430,000 Harley Davidson motorcycles. -
Study: Using Talc Raises Black Women’s Ovarian Cancer Risk Use of talcum powder for feminine hygiene purposes, which is heavily promoted by the leading manufacturer, is particularly dangerous.