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Welding Rods Attorney and Lawyer – How to Hire

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Welding Rods Attorney and Lawyer – How to Hire

If you have suffered harm from toxic fumes or dust produced from the use of welding rods, you may be able to collect damages to compensate you for those injuries. You should contact an attorney about your case as soon as possible, because each state has a law that sets out the time you have to file this kind of suit (welding rods statute of limitation). You will want to get your case evaluated quickly so that you can file your welding rod lawsuit within the time limit.

Suffered harm from Welding Rod exposure? You may have a lawsuit. Click here, for a top rated law firm to evaluate your legal rights.

You will also want to find the most experienced welding rod attorney you can in order to get the best representation for your claim. Welding rod litigation involves large corporations with high-powered defense lawyers. Even if you settle your claim, you will likely get the best settlement with a competent and experienced welding rod lawyer on your side.

This kind of litigation is very specialized. Your welding rod attorney will not only help you with the initial and very important issues of which parties to name as defendants and where you should file your welding rod litigation, but he or she will deal with the ongoing issues involved in this kind of litigation.

So where do you find this kind of specialist? You might ask friends, family, colleagues, and business associates for referrals. If they don’t know of an attorney who has this specific kind of experience, you might try AttorneyPages.com, where you’ll find listings for welding rod liability specialists in your area, or post your case to the free Case Evaluation Form. After posting your case, an experienced law firm that handles welding rods and similar cases will contact you for a free case evaluation, without any cost or obligation.

Check out the following articles for more information about welding rods, filing a welding rods lawsuit and finding a welding rods attorney.

For more information about welding rods, see Drug Overview: Welding Rods Side Effects and Claims

For more information about welding rods side effects, see Welding Rods Side Effects – Parkinson’s & Cancer

To find out more about warnings, see Welding Rods Side Effects and Risks

For more information about welding rod updates, see Welding Rods Information and Warnings

If you would like to learn more about welding rods lawsuits, see Welding Rods Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers

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Debt Collection Arbitration: Are Debtors Really Getting Fair Treatment?

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Debt Collection Arbitration: Are Debtors Really Getting Fair Treatment?

Many credit card companies require debtors to participate in arbitration – thereby avoiding class action lawsuits. However, are debtors really getting fair treatment during that process? The answer is no according to one consumer advocate.
Bud Hibbs
Bud Hibbs, a debt collection consumer advocate and consultant for over 25 years who has written several books, is approved to teach CLE courses through the State Bar of Texas and has appeared in numerous radio and television programs including the Oprah Winfrey Show, says that arbitration is an area that most people don’t understand. He explained:
Years ago, you and I could have met in a coffee shop and you could have said to me, ‘Bud, you’re in the financial business. Well, you know, I think one of the banks is really screwing me on this interest rate and my friends that I work with, the people I worship with, and my neighbor, we all get together, we hire a lawyer and sue this bank under class action statutes.’
Similarities to current Wall Street situation
Hibbs says that to get around [having class actions filed], the banks instituted arbitration whereby you and I and the credit card holder can only sit down one on one. He told us that what’s going on in arbitration is very similar to what’s going on on Wall Street right now. He continued:
You have a few people that control all the puppet strings that handle arbitration; you have a couple of law firms that have pretty much sandwiched it in where they have complete control over the credit card industry. It’s very well known in the industry that the people who actually do the arbitration, these are usually retired lawyers and judges or lawyers that are looking to make more money than they can practicing law, which is about a minimum of about $300 per case, and they can handle two or three cases a day.
Rubber stamping approvals and lying on forms
Unfortunately, Hibbs says, there are people are out there that are just rubber-stamping approvals and lying on forms. He explained, “The national approval rate for the National Arbitration Forum out of Minneapolis is 97 percent and they tack on a 20 percent back in for attorney’s fees, so it’s pretty lucrative money and most people don’t understand it and don’t know how to fight it. A lot of attorneys don’t understand it or how to fight it either. Right now, it is literally running wild in our country where lawyers are lying on forms. They all say, ‘Under penalty of perjury, I declare this information to be true’, when they don’t have any idea if it’s true or not; but every day they churn out hundreds and hundreds of these deals, which are automatically converted to awards that end up putting money in their pocket.”
Taking action
To prove his point, Hibbs referenced a case in which the State of California filed a class action lawsuit against them several months ago. It’s called, The People of the State of California v. The National Arbitration Forum and says that he hopes to God that these judges are smart enough to see what’s going on and compare it to what’s happening on Wall Street right now.
If you are being harassed by a debt collector, contact an attorney whose practice focuses on issues relating to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) to discuss your situation. Consultations are free, without obligation and are strictly confidential. Click here, to contact an experienced debtor’s rights lawyer. We may be able to help.

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Welding Rods Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers

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Welding rods are pieces of metal that are used in the welding process. When they are heated, welding rods give off toxic fumes and dust that produce serious side effects. The most damaging chemical element released is manganese, which can cause Parkinson’s or a similar central nervous system disease. The serious nature of this side effect has stimulated a large amount of welding rods litigation.

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In December 2005 an Illinois appellate court upheld a $1 million award to a former welder now suffering from Parkinson’s disease who had brought a welding rods lawsuit against several welding rods manufacturers. The manufacturers argued that the welder could not recover damages because the manufacturers had placed a warning on the products. The court found that the warnings had been inadequate and had been placed in a way that the plaintiff wasn’t likely to see them.

A welding rods lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania in 2003 seeks class action certification for welders injured by welding rod fumes. The case has been filed against at least 20 manufacturers and alleges that the manufacturers knew of the harmful effects of their products.

Over 3,000 separate welding rod lawsuits are being consolidated into one case in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, Eastern Division. Those suits claim that the fumes from welding rods cause Parkinson’s disease or Parkinson’s like symptoms.

The welding rods attorneys in this litigation argue that the manufacturers of welding rods have known about the link between the toxic fumes produced by welding rods and Parkinson’s disease or Parkinson’s-like symptoms since the first published reports in1837. Other reports began to emerge in the 1930s, but the manufacturers continued to produce their products without giving consumers adequate warnings about the known dangers.

Check out the following articles for more information about Welding rods, filing a Welding rods lawsuit and finding a Welding rods attorney.

For more information about welding rods, see Drug Overview: Welding Rods Side Effects and Claims

For more information about welding rods side effects, see Welding Rods Side Effects – Parkinson’s & Cancer

To find out more about warnings, see Welding Rods Side Effects and Risks

For more information about welding rod updates, see Welding Rods Information and Warnings

To learn more about welding rods attorneys and how to find one, see Hiring a Welding Rods Attorney and Lawyer

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Debt Collection Lawsuits: Do You Know How The Process Works?

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Debt Collection Lawsuits: Do You Know How The Process Works?

Legal experts who understand the debt collection process stress that debtors cannot miss their court date when being sued on a bad debt – regardless of whether that debt is actually bad or theirs at all. That’s why they say that it’s important to understand the process. So, do you know how it works?
Don’t miss your court date!
Why is it so important to do something about a debt before it goes into default judgment? We asked Steve Recordon, an attorney from San Diego, California whose firm represents individuals who have been sued or harassed by debt buyers, to answer that question in a recent interview. He told us, “The one thing I stress to debtors is whether you hire me or not, you cannot miss your court date. Debt buyers have different strategies for dealing with these lawsuits. For example, let’s take a basic credit card lawsuit. They’ll file the lawsuit and then they might want to save themselves the money that it costs for personal service, which is required, so they’ll mail the complaint to the debtor.” However, Recordon says that’s not acceptable.
How the process works
Recordon says that it’s important for debtors to understand how the process, and the court system in general, works in a debt collection lawsuit to avoid being victimized by debt collectors. He explained:
Once a complaint is filed and served, and it has to be served, the defendant has 30 days to file what’s called an answer. However, the debt buyer can wait longer. In San Diego for example, they can wait up to four months before they actually are required to file a default. During those four months, they’re constantly trying to collect prior to having to pay the filing fee for the default or the service of process.
They have different tricks and they know how people react to the different stages of litigation. So, they don’t always act quickly, or as quickly as they could, because they would much rather resolve it voluntarily than have to go though the long-term collection process of filing the lien in the county and chasing after them through skip-tracers (people who find other people’s whereabouts). Skip-tracers will help them get the telephone numbers of friends or family members who they’ll call and put pressure on them.
Can they call you on your cell phone?
Has a debt collector called you on your cell phone? If so, how did they get your number and can they use it as a means to harass you? Recordon says that skip-tracers can, and often do, provide debt collectors with that information. However, he also told us that consumers are protected under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). He explained:
The TCPA says that if they do call on your cell phone, the penalty can be $500 per phone call if it’s unintentional and $1,500 per call if it’s intentional. So they have some pretty heavy penalties, but what happens is the average debtor is unsophisticated and doesn’t realize that they have options. Most lawyers are not familiar with the TCPA, which is an evolving area of law. As a matter of fact, the most recent case was in April out of the District Court in Northern California, which laid out the test for violation of the TCPA. Debt buyers are afraid consumers are going to find out about it because the penalties can be substantial. Of course, class actions are also a good way to teach the debt buyer that that type of conduct won’t be tolerated.
If you’re being harassed by a debt collection company, contact an attorney to discuss your situation and evaluate your options. Consultations are free, without obligation and are strictly confidential. Click here to speak with an experienced debtor’s right collection lawyer who understands the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

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Debt Collection & Rent-A-Lawyers

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Debt Collection & Rent-A-Lawyers

The debt collection industry is growing by leaps and bounds – and the current state of the economy only helps to fuel the fire. To increase collections, many firms are hiring lawyers to do their dirty work. Debt collection consumer advocates refer to them as rent-a-lawyers and the way they do business isn’t pretty.
Rent-a-lawyers
According to Bud Hibbs, a debt collection consumer advocate and consultant for over 25 years who has written several books, is approved to teach CLE courses through the State Bar of Texas and has appeared in numerous radio and television programs including the Oprah Winfrey Show:
There are a lot of lawyers out there who obtained a law degree and are finding out that they can’t make a lot of money at it and so, they found a debt collection or what we call renting out their law license. We refer to them as rent-a-lawyers. You and I could conceivably get together with no money if we both had good credit ratings and put $10,000 or $20,000 on our credit cards and buy a loan portfolio that could be worth, say, a half of million dollars. We’re buying debts for two or three cents on the dollar. We could go find a lawyer, offer him a commission on the debts that we collect and, in reality, we rent his law license. The lawyer, in most cases, is at one location, usually in the downtown area of large cities.
Buffalo, NY: The debt collection capital of the world
Hibbs says that this is what goes on in Buffalo, New York a lot, which he says is the debt collection capital of the world. He explained, “They move the collection offices out to the suburbs in a strip center and they become the law offices of John or Jane Doe. So, they call you or they call your spouse and say, “I’ve got an urgent message for Bruce. It’s an urgent legal matter. I’m calling from the law offices of . . .” Well, using the words “law offices” makes a heck of a difference in how you interpret your relationship with this individual as opposed to Joe’s Collection Agency.”
Rent-a-lawyers being reprimanded
Although many states turn a blind eye to lawyers who rent out their licenses, some of these ‘lawyers gone bad’ are being reprimanded. Hibbs says, “In Buffalo, one of the lawyers had his license taken away for doing it; another one had hers suspended and many of them have ended up filing bankruptcy and are 100 times worse off for getting involved with the criminal elements that are involved in this area.”
If you are being harassed by a debt collector, contact an attorney whose practice focuses on issues relating to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) to discuss your situation. Consultations are free, without obligation and are strictly confidential. Click here, to contact an experienced debtor’s rights lawyer. We may be able to help.

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Will my back injury lawsuit go to trial? If so, can I still get a settlement? How long will it take until I receive the settlement money? Is it taxable?

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Will my back injury lawsuit go to trial? If so, can I still get a settlement? How long will it take until I receive the settlement money? Is it taxable?

Most personal injury lawsuits are settled by negotiation, without ever going to court. Settlements are usually negotiated between the lawyers for the insurance company and the injured person’s lawyer, with the injured person deciding whether or not to accept a settlement. A settlement typically pays you money in return for dismissing your claim. You can never know for sure that a lawsuit you bring will be settled, although it is likely.

It is difficult to predict at the beginning how long a case will go on prior to final settlement because there are so many factors. Generally, in less severe injury matters cases are resolved in approximately one year. In more serious and complex injury cases, sometimes it might take two or more years to settle.

For court awards and negotiated damages, to determine if settlement amounts you receive by compromise or judgment must be included as taxable income, it is best to consult with an attorney. As a general rule, compensation for personal physical injury or physical sickness, lost wages, or lost profits in cases where the payments are for wages lost as a result of physical injury are not taxed. Emotional distress is not considered a physical injury or physical sickness; therefore, damages for emotional distress are included as taxable income except to the extent they are paid for medical care attributable to emotional distress. Punitive damages (damages that represent “pay back” or punishment to defendants who engage in really bad conduct that causes damages or injuries to someone else) are taxable, even if they relate to a physical injury or a physical sickness.

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Trasylol Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers

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Bayer Pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer of the recently banned anti-bleeding drug, Trasylol, is facing an avalanche of lawsuits in the U.S. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) ordered sales of the drug suspended in the U.S. when a Canadian government study was stopped for ethical reasons, because Trasylol was causing too many deaths. In May of 2008 Bayer bowed to the inevitable and began permanently removing the drug from the U.S. market.
A month before the final withdrawal began, Bayer’s CEO admitted that 78 lawsuits had been filed against it in the U.S., but none yet in other countries. This litigation may have been stimulated by a CBS 60 Minutes program aired on February, 17, 2008. The program revealed that Bayer had known about an additional study showing the dangers of Trasylol in 2006, but withheld the information from the FDA. The Harvard researcher hired to do the research blew the whistle on the company and released the information. Even then, the FDA did not take action to ban the drug. The researcher in a major 2006 Trasylol study estimates that 22,000 people died from Trasylol use between 2006 and November 2007 because the FDA failed to take action.
The program also presented the case of a man who underwent low risk surgery for heart valve replacement, but because of Trasylol suffered 2 heart attacks and kidney failure. He went through a series of very painful procedures before dying a few months later. His family has sued Bayer.
Because of the large number of people who died from Trasylol use or who have required long-term dialysis or kidney implant, and because of the clear evidence that Bayer withheld information from the FDA, commentators expect many Trasylol lawsuits to be filed.

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Trasylol: Overview

Trasylol Side Effects

Trasylol: FDA Warning

Trasylol Study, Information and Updates

Trasylol Attorneys: How to Find and Hire

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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers – What You Should Know

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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers – What You Should Know

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a serious condition of the skin and mucus membranes that is usually caused by reaction to a drug. See Drug Overview: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Claims for a list of the type of drugs linked to the condition and a list of individual drugs that are believed to have caused the condition.
Several lawsuits have been filed against the makers of over-the-counter medications for children. The parents of Sabrina Brierton Johnson, who suffered blindness and other health problems after taking Children’s Motrin, sued Motrin’s manufacturer Johnson & Johnson in 2005. Johnson & Johnson had already settled a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuit filed by the parents of nine-year-old Kaitlyn Langstaff who lived for 20 months after taking Children’s Motrin, unable to speak, breathe on her own, or eat, before she finally died from the effects of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiary McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals had also settled a lawsuit by the parents of a young Texas girl. A Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuit for injury to a 6-year-old Texas boy, who required lung transplant surgery and eyelid surgery, followed the Johnson lawsuit. The Texas boy also suffered temporary paralysis and a great deal of pain during prolonged hospitalization.
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There is another report that a three-year-old child, Heather Rose Kiss, died a week after taking a small amount of Children’s Advil, manufactured by Wyeth Consumer Health Care, so companies other than Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary McNeil can be expected to face Stevens-Johnson Syndrome litigation.
The parents in these cases claim that the manufacturers of over-the-counter ibuprofen products, particularly those for children, should have warned about the dangers of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and told users to discontinue the drug if symptoms began. Several products now carry those warnings.
Check out the following articles for more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, filing a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuit and finding a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome attorney.
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, see Drug Overview: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Claims
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome side effects, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects – Allergic Drug Reaction
To find out more about the FDA warning, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Risks
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome updates, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Information and Warnings
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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Information and Warnings

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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Information and Warnings

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a condition usually brought on by an allergic reaction to a drug. It can be fatal or produce horrific permanent injury.
The condition was first discovered in 1922 by two doctors named Stevens and Johnson, who had two young male patients with skin lesions, fever, inflamed mucosa, and conjunctivitis. Stevens and Johnson thought the condition was an infectious disease. As the condition has been studied over the years, researchers have debated whether there are various similar diseases, or whether two other conditions – erythema multiforme major and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) – are different diseases or just various degrees of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. The names of these conditions are often used interchangeably.
The cause of Stevens-Johnson syndrome is not exactly known, but it may involve damage to blood vessels in the skin that leads to tissue damage. Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is very often associated with herpes simplex or mycoplasma infections. Death of skin and mucus membrane tissue can cause serious problems. Loss of protective skin can lead to secondary infections, and the sloughing of tissue in the lungs can cause breathing problems and severe injury to the lungs.
Serious effects of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome include permanent scarring of the skin as though it had been seriously burned; inflammation of the lung, heart, kidney, or liver; and shock and systemic infection.
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Check out the following articles for more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, filing a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuit and finding a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome attorney.
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, see Drug Overview: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Claims
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome side effects, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects – Allergic Drug Reaction
To find out more about the FDA warning, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Risks
If you would like to learn more about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuits, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers
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Drug Warning: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Risks

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Drug Warning: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Risks

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a potentially fatal condition of the skin and mucus membranes, usually caused by a drug reaction. Both prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs sometimes produce this reaction.
This condition garnered media attention in 2005 when some small children died or were seriously injured after taking OTC forms of ibuprofen. At that time, the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) refused to require warnings on the label of these drugs because Stevens-Johnson’s Syndrome was so rare.
Family members of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome victims and some medical experts petitioned the FDA to require changes to OTC labels in early 2005. In late 2005 and early 2006, the FDA began approving updated labels containing a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome warning for the following OTC products
Suffered harm from Stevens-Johnson Syndrome? You may have a lawsuit. Click here, for a top rated law firm to evaluate your legal rights. Brand Tolectin tablets and capsules Advil Allergy Sinus Tablets Advil Cold & Sinus Tablets Advil Liquid-Gels Advil Migraine Capsules Children’s Advil Children’s Motrin Chewable Tablets Motrin Junior Strength Chewable Tablets Motrin Cold & Sinus Tablets Motrin IB Tablets Motrin Infants’ Drops Generic Tometin Sodium ibuprofen, pseudoephedrine HCI, chlorpheniramine maleate ibuprofen, pseudoephedrine HCI ibuprofen capsules ibuprofen ibuprofen ibuprofen ibuprofen, pseudoephedrine HCI ibuprofen ibuprofen oral suspension

The FDA has also required warning about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome on the following prescription drugs: Arava (leflunomide – arthritis), Cipro (ciprofloxacin hydrochloride – antibiotic), Cordarone (amiodarone HCI – heart drug), Coreg (carvedilol – beta blocker), Daypro (oxaprozin potassium – anti-inflammatory NSAID), Methazolamide (neptazane – glaucoma), Provigil (modafinil – narcolepsy), Relafen (nabumetone – anti-inflammatory NSAID), Tamiflu (oseltamivir phosphate – anti-viral), and Zevalin (ibritumomab tiuxetan – lymphoma). The drug Dilantin (phenytoin – antiepileptic) has also been linked to SJS.
Check out the following articles for more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, filing a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuit and finding a Stevens-Johnson Syndrome attorney.
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, see Drug Overview: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects and Claims
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome side effects, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Side Effects – Allergic Drug Reaction
For more information about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome updates, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Information and Warnings
If you would like to learn more about Stevens-Johnson Syndrome lawsuits, see Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Lawsuits, Litigation & Lawyers
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