See an empathetic ophthalmologist and obtain medical evidence linking your vision problems to the laser. Preserve the laser itself and the removed sticker, if you still have it, along with any purchase records or correspondence showing where it was sold. Then, consider pursuing legal action against... View More

I’m very sorry about your father’s experience. What happened to him is devastating, and your concern about accountability and oversight is understandable.

Here’s how the situation generally works under U.S. law and FDA procedures:

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1. FDA Review and Oversight of... View More

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answered on Oct 14, 2025

You did NOT spend your money to have chemical burns. I get it. How would hair products result in no harm to your scalp but chemical burns on your neck? It doesn't make sense. Did any doctor tell you that any of the ingredients in either product COULD have been responsible for your injury?... View More

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answered on Oct 22, 2025

I understand how frustrating and concerning this situation must be, especially after discovering that the product you purchased was counterfeit and caused you harm. Counterfeit health products can pose serious risks, and you are right to consider taking legal action against the supplier. In New... View More

The short answer is yes, if the seller did business with you in NY. The problem is collection, as the company has no assets here, which means you have to bring the matter to a WA court anyway. Thus, I would sue in WA, unless the damages are high enough to get Federal court jurisdiction.

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answered on Oct 9, 2025

A New York lawyer can only bring a lawsuit against a business in Washington if the company does business in New York or tries to sell products there; if everything happened in Washington, the lawsuit usually must be filed in Washington state instead, because the New York court will not have... View More

I'm sorry this happened to you. You could have grounds for a case. You describe the clip failing, which would serve as the basis of a product liability case. This is where a device is defectively manufactured, designed, or fails to warn of its hazards. If the mishap was due to surgical error... View More

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answered on Sep 23, 2025

The overwhelming majority of used cars are sold "as-is." The seller has no obligation to disclose any condition of the vehicle. The seller is not committing an illegal Act unless they take some affirmative action to prevent the buyer from identifying the problem. An example cited in... View More

I'm sorry for your painful ordeal. A starting point may be to speak with your neurosurgeon or other medical professionals who are knowledgeable with the devices - whether the unattachment is attributable to design, materials, installation, or other factors. Based on what learn, you could be in... View More

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answered on Sep 22, 2025

I am sorry to hear about the pain and difficulties you are facing with your spinal cord stimulator. Dealing with a medical device complication that requires another surgery is overwhelming, especially when it brings uncertainty about your health and financial future.

In New York, your... View More

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answered on Oct 17, 2025

I am sorry that you are dealing with this frustrating and stressful situation. Buying a car only to have it fail on the way home is upsetting, especially when you later discover a safety recall that makes it unsafe to drive. In New York, you may have several potential avenues for relief depending... View More

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answered on Sep 23, 2025

I am sorry to hear that you have been dealing with ongoing health problems for so many years without receiving meaningful help. It can be deeply frustrating to feel that your concerns about a medical product were not addressed when you first raised them, especially when the issues have had a... View More

You can pursue a claim for diminished value, but you’ll need to weigh whether it’s worth the time and cost. Florida law allows recovery of diminished value in some cases, but you’d have to prove the reduction in market value with evidence, usually through an appraisal or expert report. Since... View More

A Missouri attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I'm sorry about your accident. You have a number of options. Your own insurance might cover the property damage, depending the coverage (beyond basic liability coverage, which is probably the case with a new... View More

A Georgia attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for almost two weeks. I'm sorry this happened to you. You ask what steps you can take. You could reach out to Georgia attorneys to try to set up a free initial consult. If you have the metal piece, it would be helpful for... View More

A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for over a week. I'm very sorry about your accident. It would be difficult for anyone here to guess whether you have a case. If attorneys did consider the matter, the saw would need to be carefully examined. You could... View More

Hi – I’m terribly sorry for your sister, such a tragic situation for you and your family. Yes, you can sue the E bike rider, especially in your sister‘s situation where the liability seems to be with the E bike rider.

Your attorney should explore any potential insurance policies that... View More

I'm very sorry about your sister's accident. Yes, she clearly has legal rights here in terms of her injuries and medical expenses. The question in these situations often becomes one of insurance coverage. That could depend on additional details, and would be something to discuss with... View More

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answered on Aug 21, 2025

Hello. It is important to ensure the e-bike rider was not working for a company/restaurant or for a service such as Uber Eats. Coverage would likely be available in such a case. If no such coverage is available, you could investigate if the rider has a homeowners/umbrella/insurance policy that... View More

I'm sorry for your ordeal. It could be possible you have a case, but most attorneys would want to review the matter more closely. Based on a theory of product liability, if you could demonstrate one of the three elements listed by my colleague (manufacture, design, or failure to warn), that... View More