Posts Tagged ‘Singulair case’
HIPAA for Non-Lawyers
HIPAA – What it means, why you should care, how it helps you.
Read MoreWhat Will I Have to do if I Sue a Drug Company?
If you sue a drug company, you are going to have to fill out some forms. Right off the bat, we always ask our clients to fill out some forms so we can better understand what the case is about. We also ask questions that help us to determine whether you have a good case.…
Read MoreWhat is Expected of Me in a Deposition?
What is Expected of Me in a Deposition – Whether My Case or Someone Else’s? The Court Expects You to Be Respectful. What is expected of me in a deposition? Respect! Forget everything you have seen on television about lawsuits or court cases. Law & Order is very entertaining, but not very realistic. There will…
Read MoreWhat Questions Should I ask a Lawyer?
What should I ask a lawyer? How do you know if this is the right lawyer for you? This article provides a starting point and some suggestions to get the discussion rolling.
Read MoreStatute of Limitations
Statute of limitations – how hard can this be? Just figure out when the plaintiff got hurt, add the amount of time on the statute, and that’s the deadline to file, right? No, it’s much more complicated than that.
Read MoreThe Long Windy Road of Pharmaceutical Cases
Why is my cases taking so long? This article sets for the anatomy of a pharmaceutical case with a general timeline.
Read MoreYoung Singulair Plaintiff – Help Your Young Adult Son or Daughter to be a Good Plaintiff
Adults – seasoned adults – can be frustrated by their young adult children. There are some 18, 19, or 20-year-olds who really have “it” together. However, they are not in the majority. More commonly, 40-something and 50-something-year-old parents have good reason to worry that their adult child will let something important fall through the cracks. …
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