Defective Products

Some would say it was bound to happen eventually. In March, the ridesharing platform Uber made the news in spectacular fashion when one of its self-driving prototype vehicles struck and […]

Since hitting the market in 2015, the self-balancing scooters commonly called hoverboards have been seeing their reputation worsen almost by the day. Most of us have heard the reports of […]

We previously discussed an ongoing public health concern where the FDA’s approval process for medical devices appears to be dangerously lacking—to the point that many devices get released to market […]

When the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) approves a medical device designed to improve your health, can you assume the device is safe? Not so fast, according to some […]

A recent Amtrak train crash in South Carolina caused two deaths and more than 100 injuries. Over the Super Bowl weekend, Amtrak Train 91 crashed into a stationary CSX freight […]

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Defective Medical Device News Roundup – December 2016 – legal help in Washington DC for those injured in accidents.

Ford has recalled 1.5 million more vehicles with defective door latches. Call a Washington DC car accident lawyer for more information about your legal options.

If you purchased your Samsung Note 7 prior to September 15, stop using the phone. If you have been injured, contact a Washington DC personal injury lawyer at our firm.

The Washington, DC personal injury lawyers at Regan Zambri Long PLLC have obtained favorable results in train accident cases. Call for a consultation.