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Trasylol Alert
As featured on the CBS news show 60 Minutes, Trasylol is a drug that was used during cardiac surgery to reduce the risk of blood transfusions. Unfortunately, Trasylol or Aprotinin have been associated with an increased risk of kidney failure, heart attack, stroke and resulting death according to studies. That risk was the basis of the announcement on November 5, 2007 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that manufacturer Bayer Pharmaceuticals was suspending Trasylol from the market. A researcher quoted on the 60 Minutes program estimated that 22,000 patients or some 1,000 every month could have been saved if the FDA had removed Trasylol when the initial study over two years ago established a link between the drug and increased deaths. If you or someone you know has suffered kidney failure, heart attack, stroke or death after being administered Trasylol or Aprotinin contact Attorney John Cabaniss for a free consultation at 1-800-622-0607 or 414-287-1475 regarding your rights.
Yamaha’s Rhino ATV Is Responsible
For Many
Injuries Nationwide
Yamaha offered in August, 2007 to install doors on all Rhinos it has produced since 2004. The doors are intended to protect arms and legs during roll-over accidents. Unfortunately, the Rhino is prone to roll-over even at low speeds on flat surfaces because it is designed such that its center of gravity is too high for its width and length. If you have been injured in an accident involving the Yamaha Rhino contact Attorney John Cabaniss for a free consultation at 1-800-622-0607 or 414-287-1475. He has been actively involved in prosecuting and trying cases against Yamaha for its defective products for over 20 years.
For more information, contact Attorney John Cabaniss at cabaniss@cabanisslaw.com.