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A founder of the Motorcycle Legal Foundation, he is always available for riders needing legal assistance. In addition to many years of riding experience as a member of the motorcycle community, Michael has extensive background in personal injury matters, including head injuries, spinal injuries, and multiple fractures. He understands motorcycles and motorcycle accidents intimately, and has created a system for moving motorcycle accident cases through the settlement process.
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Friday, August 12, 2011
Recent Developments in the Fosamax Lawsuit against Merck So far, the case against Merck's biphosphate drug Fosamax is developing in strength. In the past, Merck has already been sued for one of its most popular drugs besides Fosamax, called Vioxx. There were approximately 11,500 lawsuits against Vioxx, which was found to be linked to heart attacks and stroke. The lawsuit ended up settling for $4.85 billion and Vioxx was taken off the market.
Friday, August 12, 2011Recent Developments in the Fosamax Lawsuit against Merck So far, the case against Merck's biphosphate drug Fosamax is developing in strength. In the past, Merck has already been sued for one of its most popular drugs besides Fosamax, called Vioxx. There were approximately 11,500 lawsuits against Vioxx, which was found to be linked to heart attacks and stroke. The lawsuit ended up settling for $4.85 billion and Vioxx was taken off the market.
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
City of San Diego Pays $1.8 Million for Death of Motorcyclist It isn't often that you see this, but the City of San Diego is paying $1.8 million dollars to the family of a motorcyclist who was killed when a driver made a left hand turn in front of him.
Sunday, July 31, 2011City of San Diego Pays $1.8 Million for Death of Motorcyclist It isn't often that you see this, but the City of San Diego is paying $1.8 million dollars to the family of a motorcyclist who was killed when a driver made a left hand turn in front of him.
