Actos is a popular drug used to treat type-2 diabetes. It acts as a thiazolidinedione and increases the body’s sensitivity to insulin, which can reduce some of the symptoms associated with diabetes. Every year, approximately 2.3 million patients file a prescription for Actos in America, making it one of the country’s most popular diabetes medications. […]
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If you’ve been harmed by a pharmaceutical drug, then you may wish to file a lawsuit against those who are responsible. Filing a lawsuit helps you pay your medical bills, cover lost income, and cover other expenses incurred as a result of your injuries. But who exactly is liable in pharmaceutical litigation? Pharmaceutical drug lawyers
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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are a popular type of antidepressant. They work by increasing levels of a mood-enhancing chemical called serotonin. Serotonin is our brain’s “pleasure” chemical and gets released when we have sex or soak in natural sunlight. Unfortunately, SSRIs don’t always work as promised. In recent years, SSRIs like Paxil and Zoloft
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Xarelto – also known as rivaroxaban – is a blood thinner that has been linked to dangerous side effects over the past few years. Xarelto’s side effects include everything from minor back pain to nosebleeds to painful urination. What are the side effects of Xarelto – and why are they so serious? What are the
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February 1 marks the day of transition for the Oklahoma workers’ compensation system. Cases filed before this date will remain with the existing Workers’ Compensation Court, which will become the Court of Existing Claims. Any injury case after the first of the month will be handled by administrative judges of the new Workers’ Compensation Commission.
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The verdict of the challenged Oklahoma workers’ compensation law is that the new law is constitutional and will take effect in February of next year. The Oklahoma Supreme Court rejected the challenge today just one week after hearing oral arguments by both sides of the debate. The new workers’ compensation law, signed by Gov. Mary
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After two Oklahoma state lawmakers and the Professional Fire Fighters of Oklahoma challenged the new workers’ compensation law, the Oklahoma Supreme Court will hear attorney arguments on Dec. 10 at 9 a.m. The Oklahoma Supreme Court accepted the case to determine the constitutionality of the new law. If the Supreme Court had not accepted the
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Before you flock to a website to purchase a vehicle, determine the validity of your source and the seller of the vehicle. Scammers are rampant in the auto industry, especially with erroneous websites and false claims. More than 17,000 auto fraud complaints were filed last year and an estimated $64 million was lost due to
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A workers comp scenario begins when a worker gets hurt on the job. Whether it’s a slip and fall case, injury from machinery or exposure to harmful products, an employer is responsible for the safety and wellbeing of employees while on the job. When an employer neglects safety or decides to challenge an employee on
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After a complete workers’ compensation system overhaul in Oklahoma was signed into law in May, the Oklahoma Supreme Court is being formally challenged. Those who filed the challenge are state Sen. Harry Coates, R-Seminole, state Rep. Emily Virgin, D-Norman, and the Professional Fire Fighters of Oklahoma. According to the Oklahoman, Coates said, “It’s wrong that
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