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Consumer Safety Guide is here to help inform our readers of risks some products, devices, and drugs have on American consumers.
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The American public relies on manufacturers and governmental agencies to ensure that products sold in the U.S. are safe when used as directed. We have information about some of the latest safety issues involving drugs, medical devices, food, and other products.
Dangerous Drugs
Thousands of people are injured every year because of dangerous drugs that were given to patients by their health care providers and used according to instructions but still caused serious harm.
Xeljanz
Xeljanz is a medication used for the treatment of autoimmune disorders including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and ulcerative colitis.
Uloric
Takeda, a manufacturer of gout medicine, Uloric, may be facing multiple lawsuits for life-threatening complications.
Fluoroquinolone Antibiotics
Fluoroquinolone antibiotics are used to treat a variety of bacterial infections, but they have also been linked to complications.
Testosterone Therapy
Testosterone therapy is commonly prescribed to men, especially as they grow older.
Opioids
Opioids are a class of drugs that work to relieve pain by interacting with certain types of receptors.
Zantac (Ranitidine)
Zantac (Ranitidine) may be contaminated with a carcinogen known as NMDA.
Defective Consumer Products
Defective products that don’t work as advertised or intended can pose risks to consumer health. They may contain defective parts that cause the product to malfunction and threaten the safety of consumers, many of whom may be children.
Environmental Health
Lawmakers have created specific laws to address environmental issues. These laws are in place to protect the environment from the activities of individuals, businesses, and government entities, and if they are violated there are penalties.
Violation of these laws affect people and the natural environment in a negative manner. When a person or resource is affected by unlawful activity, a lawsuit can be filed against the perpetrator to stop the behavior and/or collect compensation for damages caused by the actions.
Food Poisoning
Every year, 48 million people get food poisoning. That’s 1 in 6 people. Of those 48 million, there are 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths each year – from food poisoning.
These are preventable deaths. If you or a loved one has been a victim, speak out. Help our nation create higher standards for its food supply chain.
Even though the American food supply is generally considered to be safe, 48 million people still get sick from food poisoning every year. When food poisoning is held to be the fault of a commercial establishment like a restaurant or a food processing company, victims may be eligible for compensation.
Workplace Safety
Workplace issues are often related to discrimination or harassment. For instance, a co-worker or supervisor might harass you by demanding you perform tasks outside of your job description in exchange for preferential treatment at work. Or you might be treated differently based on something other than your job performance, such as sexual orientation, race, or age.
These are examples of problems that can occur in the workplace that might warrant legal action.
Latest News & Articles
Recalls, safety alerts, and government agency warnings are issued frequently but may be missed by consumers. Read up on the consumer safety news of the day.
Burt’s Bees Products Added to Growing List of Concerns Over PFAS / “Forever Chemicals” Contamination in Makeup
Burt’s Bees Products Company and the Clorox Company have been accused of manufacturing cosmetic
Procter & Gamble Recalls Dozens of Dry Shampoo Spray Products
Procter & Gamble has issued a recall for several brands of dry shampoo spray
More Airbag Recalls May Be On the Way
NHTSA investigating Takata airbag inflaters in another 30 million vehicles The National Highway Traffic
About Consumer Safety Guide
About Consumer Safety Guide
Consumer Safety Guide is here to help inform the public of consumer product safety information involving products, drugs, and devices that are currently on the market.
As an online resource sponsored by Seeger Weiss LLP, Consumer Safety Guide strives to provide accurate, relevant consumer safety information all in one place. Under the unfortunate circumstance that you or a loved one has been injured by a faulty product or device, the attorneys of Seeger Weiss may be able to help.
