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Q: I did recall on a generator and the recall part was also a defected part which caused a fire sud I get a lawyer and sue?

Complete loss of generator, burn/scar on hand, and damage to property.

Adam Studnicki
Adam Studnicki
answered on Aug 28, 2015

More information is needed. A local products liability lawyer can advise.

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Q: What type of lawyer does cases involving a product (such as a supplement) that causes adverse reactions?

What type of lawyer does cases involving a product (such as a vitamin supplement) that causes internal adverse reactions? Does that type of lawyer get paid only if the client wins his/her judgement?

Adam Studnicki
Adam Studnicki
answered on Jul 18, 2015

An injury lawyer that handles defective product (products liability) cases. These cases are typically handled on a contingency fee.

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Q: I am a claiment in the Zyprexa class action suit against Eli Lilly. My claim is handled out of Ill. When will i be pd?
Robert D. Kreisman
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Robert D. Kreisman
answered on Oct 15, 2014

Most pharmaceutical defect cases filed as a class action are consolidated in Multi-District Litigation in one federal court for purposes of discovery. Assuming you met all of the proof of claim requirements, you should receive your share of some settlement proceeds the when class action matter is... View More

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Q: What is the diffrence between a mdl and a class action? Are the depuy Law suits now lumped together or not?
Robert D. Kreisman
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Robert D. Kreisman
answered on Dec 22, 2010

Multi-district litigation (MDL) is a procedure taken in federal court cases with many common parties and common claims. Usually MDLs are ordered by a panel of federal judges for pending class actions, but also for a collection of personal injury cases where they all have common theories of... View More

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