Recall is Based on a Manufacturing Defect The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Medtronic, Inc. issued a Class I recall of their Quick-Set® Insulin Infusion sets due to a manufacturing defect, July 10, 2009. Medtronic estimated that at least 60,000 out of 3 million infusion sets could be affected. An infusion set is a thin plastic tube used to deliver a correct dose of insulin from an insulin pump to a diabetes patient and is typically replaced every three days. The re ...

ATTENTION INJURED RAILROAD WORKERS: HOW TO DECIDE IF YOU NEED A FELA LAWYER AFTER AN INJURY   FELA Law Firm Provides Insight   If you've suffered an injury while working for a railroad company (http://www.felalawhelp.com/railroad-companies/), you may wonder whether or not you need an attorney to help you recover compensation. Gordon & Elias, a law firm that devotes much of its practice to helping injured railroad workers can help you determine if an attorney can help you. ...

INJURED RAILROAD WORKERS: COMPENSATION AVAILABLE FOR CUMULATIVE TRAUMA INJURIES Leading FELA Law Firm Pairs Up With Cumulative Injury Lawyer Pioneers Thousands of railroad workers, in every craft, have suffered severe cumulative trauma injuries over the course of their careers. It wasn’t until recent years, however, that railroad employees are able to seek fair and just compensation under FELA law. For years, it was difficult to prove negligence on behalf of the railroad compan ...