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CVS & Walmart Opioid Lawsuit
According to the CDC, from 1999-2018, nearly 450,000 people have died from opioid overdoses. While illicit opioids such as heroin have indeed been behind many overdoses, a large chunk of them stem from prescribed opioids. West Virginia is an example of a state whose opioid crisis is spiraling out of control. In August, West Virginia’s attorney general Patrick Morrisey filed...
What Do I Need for a Medical Malpractice case?
Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor fails to perform their medical duties, leading to the injuries of a patient. Malpractice might sound relatively cut and dry; however, medical malpractice cases are notoriously difficult to win in court. One reason is that nearly every state has different laws governing how medical malpractice cases play out. Luckily the Reynolds & Reynolds Law...
Dog Bite Law in Texas
For many families in Texas, their dog is a valued family member. Most of us do not know what we would ever do without the love, comfort, and happiness that our four-legged friends bring to our households. However, it is essential to remember that dogs are still instinctual animals. So, it is not uncommon for a dog to bite someone...
J&J Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit
An estimated 2,200 cases of ovarian cancer every year are caused by the frequent use of talc powders. The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder-based products caused ovarian cancer. Johnson & Johnson will be paying out $2.1 billion in damages. What is Talcum Powder? Talcum powder’s main ingredient is talc, which is mined...
Distracted Driving – What Does Texas Law Say?
Did you know that at least one driver dies on Texas roads every single day? According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 18% of car crashes reported in Texas in 2018 were affected by distracted driving. Distracted driving is the number one cause of teen auto-accident deaths in America. Distracted driving is often associated with texting, but includes anything that...
Reynolds & Reynolds on Zantac Recall
After the discovery that Zantac and its generics contain extremely high levels of the carcinogenic NDMA, the Food & Drug Administration has encouraged all sellers to pull the heartburn medication off of the market. Reynolds & Reynolds would like to share our sincere appreciation to the FDA for their decision to withdraw all forms of OTC and prescription forms of...
Statement on Roundup Cancer Lawsuits
Since its creation by the Monsanto Company in 1974, Roundup has become the most widely used herbicide in the world. There are many products under the Roundup umbrella, and in 2015 these made up nearly $1.9 billion of Monsanto’s $4.7 billion in sales. However, this product of worldwide-fame has been found to contain a chemical that is linked to non-Hodgkin...
How to Deal with Delayed Injuries After a Car Accident
Car accidents can occur quickly, in the span of just a few short seconds. The sudden shock and stress you experience at the site of the accident can hinder your ability to assess the reality of physical and emotional damage incurred. It’s natural to experience an absence of immediate pain due to shock, and therefore fail to properly disclose injuries...
Who has liability in a commercial vehicle accident?
A commercial vehicle accident involving corporate assets and operators is distinctly different than a standard vehicle crash. When it comes to a potential claim or lawsuit against a corporate entity, our dedicated legal team at Reynolds & Reynolds will work to identify all liable parties in seeking compensation and justice. At Reynolds & Reynolds, we have represented many injured in...
What to Do If You’re the Victim of a Hit and Run in Texas
In defiance of strict Texas laws requiring that all parties of an accident remain at the scene, hit and run automobile accidents do occur on a regular basis. According to research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, more than one hit-and-run crash occurs every minute in the US. Reasons an individual would potentially flee the scene of an...
