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Archive for the ‘Governmental Negligence’ Category

Briggs

Isn’t the Food and Drug Administration Supposed to Protect US?

Published by Laurie Briggs in Governmental Negligence, Mass Torts, Toxic Torts

In case you missed it during the 2008 presidential primary news blizzard of the past few months, which has consumed the front page of newspapers nationwide, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has once again failed to protect the American public from harm caused by pharmaceutical drugs and devices. Choosing to protect the outrageous profits of the major drug manufacturers over the health and welfare of each of us, and after failing to gain the support of Congress in their quest to do so, the FDA went behind Congress’s back to President Bush to propose new rules concerning labeling requirements on drugs. In addition to the fact that important side effect information would be less likely to reach consumers under the proposed rule, the change would also permit companies to update their drug and device labels with new safety information without waiting for FDA approval.

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Hopkins

Injured Victims Without a Voice

Published by John Hopkins in Governmental Negligence

I was driving to work this morning and heard the tale of a puppy found suffering after someone poured hot oil on him and left him to suffer to death. What sort of low-life does it take to torture an innocent, defenseless, animal? What should the penalty be for this savage, brutal act?

I confess, my wife and I are DINKS (double income no kids). Yes, we are those people who think of their four legged friends as “the kids”. So, I have a particular affinity for dogs and cats that I know some people do not. Dogs in particular give their love and companionship freely. When I come home, my animals are excited to see me and free to express their love and devotion. Their only complaint; where have you been and we missed you.

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EDenney

Simply My Opinion

Published by Earl Denney in Corporate Fraud, Governmental Negligence

Let me first tell you that I am new to this blogging thing. I am one of the senior partners here at this firm; some would say emphasis on “senior”. I have spent the better part of my life fighting for injured victims and I now realize that my country has become one of those injured victims. My feelings for my country are as fervent and passionate as my feelings for the clients I represent. The gentleman who runs our blog has advised me against this publish, because he felt it was too political; I, of course, am ignoring him.

As someone who used to be a die-hard Republican, I must confess that I am angry and appalled at what my government is doing to its people. Yes, my government; because you see, even when we would rail against what our government has become, in the end, it is still our responsibility.

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