Recently, our Tardive Dyskinesia Lawyers have issued a new Reglan Tardive Dyskinesia Press Release.  The Federal Food and Drug Administration has issued a mandate requiring the makers of Reglan (Scharz Pharma, Inc) to include a black box warning on the labels of Reglan warning of the probability that it may cause Tardive Dyskinesia.  This is a very serious condition that is permanent and cause extreme problems.  Notably, the makers of Reglan did not voluntarily issue this warning when Reglan was first put on the market.  Thus, our Reglan Side Effect Attorneys believe that, if a large pharmaceutical company is going to market a drug that causes such a permanent condition, they should be responsible for the harm they cause. 

We are seeking to speak with anyone across the country who had developed Tardive Dyskinesia subsequent to taking to Reglan.  It is always free to talk about your situation.  You can reach our lawyers toll free at 888-956-2487.  Although headquartered in St. Louis, MO, we are not only speaking to individuals in Missouri and Illinois, but across the entire country. 

Recently, our Tardive Dyskinesia Lawyers have issued a new Reglan Tardive Dyskinesia Press Release.  The Federal Food and Drug Administration has issued a mandate requiring the makers of Reglan (Scharz Pharma, Inc) to include a black box warning on the labels of Reglan warning of the probability that it may cause Tardive Dyskinesia.  This is a very serious condition that is permanent and cause extreme problems.  Notably, the makers of Reglan did not voluntarily issue this warning when Reglan was first put on the market.  Thus, our Reglan Side Effect Attorneys believe that, if a large pharmaceutical company is going to market a drug that causes such a permanent condition, they should be responsible for the harm they cause. 

We are seeking to speak with anyone across the country who had developed Tardive Dyskinesia subsequent to taking to Reglan.  It is always free to talk about your situation.  You can reach our lawyers toll free at 888-956-2487.  Although headquartered in St. Louis, MO, we are not only speaking to individuals in Missouri and Illinois, but across the entire country. 

Millions of Americans are treated for traumatic brain injury (TBI) every year.  In fact, it is the leading cause of death for those under 45.  It can be caused by a direct impact to the head or from severe shaking or whiplash from a car accident.  This is known as a contra-coup injury.  Additionally, traumatic brain injury can be caused by exposure to toxic substances.  This generally occurs when the toxic substance depletes the oxygen available to the brain, resulting in cell death within the brain tissue. 

 

Many people think it is easy to recognize someone suffering from a brain injury.  To the contrary, it is often very difficult to diagnose.  This is especially true when the brain injured person has not experienced bleeding from the brain or a loss of consciousness at the time of injury.  Additionally, many diagnostic scans, such as CT and MRI, fail to detect the injury.  In a lawsuit, we thus often rely on the testimony of the treating doctor to explain to the jury exactly how their patient suffers from brain injury. 

 

If you believe you have suffered a traumatic brain injury due to the fault of another, contact St. Louis brain injury attorney Josh Myers.  It is always free to discuss your case and we never charge any fees until we recover on your behalf. 

A new study which will soon be released in the popular medical journal Science focuses on the link between brain injuries and the development of dementia and Alzheimer's disease.  It has been commonly accepted throughout the medical community for some time that severe brain injury will lead to an increased risk of dementia or Alzheimer's as one gets older.  Researchers from the Washington University Medical School of St. Louis as well as the University of Milan performed a study on 18 different individuals who have all suffered a brain injury in the past.  One of the things the researchers focused on was an increase in the protein amyloid beta.  It is known that this protein causes a plaque buildup in the brain which could possibly lead to Alzheimer's. 

 

As a St. Louis injury lawyer commonly representing victims of brain injury, we are often required to work with the doctors to show not only the effects of the injuries that they are currently suffering, but also of those things that are likely to come in the future.  Traumatic brain injuries are often some of the most difficult cases to prove to juries because you cannot see the injury.  Thus, when our client is sitting there, they do not appear injured to the jury.  However, we have developed very good trial tactics to overcome this jury bias. 

 

If you have suffered a traumatic brain injury due to the negligence of another, feel free to contact St. Louis injury attorney Josh Myers to further discuss your case.  Case consultations are always free and we never bill by the hour.