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My dad was a vet exposed to agent orange (seems like it may be relevant eventually) . I also knew the risks of the drug (I read the detailed folded up papers attached to the bottles). My dr was liable by not returning my call around the time of conception while titrating off depakote (for seizures)... View More 
answered on Mar 26, 2018
Contact a member of the Missouri Trial Lawyers assn who handles drug product liability cases.
I have insurance now but want more time to get the plates since I lost my job
answered on Jan 25, 2018
Yes, you can go to court and ask the judge for a continuance.
I have reciepts from products I have purchased from The Honest Company. Due to a recall and a class-action lawsuit against false advertising and mold in wipes, I am entitled to my money back. When talking to a representative they told me I would only get a refund for my last 2 purchases. If I have... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2017
Do you have all the product or did you use it? Contact the attorneys that brought the case.
The settlement was for $1100 but the product that failed cost me $8000. It will probably cost $10,000 to replace it.
answered on Mar 29, 2017
You should check and see--usually they mention opt out procedures and who is eligible for opt out. Contact the attorneys.
It against Johnson and Johnson consumer products, IMERYS, TALC AMERICA INC. F. K. / A. LUZENAC AMERICA INC.
answered on Sep 15, 2016
I'm not quite sure about your question. But if has to do with a class action, state action or a case in the federal multi-district litigation (MDL) you should be able to follow the status if you have the caption of the case.
So they sold me the car saying in writing that it wasn't in any accident a bit it had to of beenn in one .
answered on Jun 25, 2016
You have a technical breach of the specific representations. Problem is can you show what the damage to the car was and how that is diminished? Contact a member of www.naca.net in your area to see what they say.
A friend is being held in Nodaway County Jail on a Class C or Class B felony drug charge stemming from someone givint the police information on my friend so they would not get stealing charges against them. My friend has no know money or access to funds to hire an attorney for her defense. She is... View More
answered on Oct 11, 2015
This is a criminal law question, not products liability. You may want to re-post.
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Also, I was never asked to leave pool.
answered on Aug 31, 2012
The answer to your question depends on what the evidence is that you were acting disorderly. The facts of your situation and the evidence the prosecutor intends to rely on should be compared with the language in the specific ordinance or statute you are accused of violating.
answered on Jun 22, 2012
There is absolutely no set answer. Typically, if you are one of the first people to file suit against a company for a defective product, the company may resist the claim and your lawyer will have to file suit and it can be quite a lengthy process. If a company has lost a few similar claims it may... View More
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