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It is not uncommon on a highway for accidents to involve multiple vehicles, in fact such accidents happen every day in various states. It takes only but a split second to cause irreparable damage. From that one act or failure to act comes a number of factors in determining liability and the root cause of the accident.

Travelling by air is still one of the safest forms of transportation and as a result it has become the most common forms of transportation used. Because air travel has become the most common form of transportation throughout the world, no one really likes to think about being involved in a plane crash when they are travelling. However, the reality is plane crashes happen and people should know what to expect in the event that this occurs. 

Bayer, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world posted a notice on its website on July 20, 2018 stating that it will voluntary stop selling Essure in the United States for business reasons. The notice advised that the birth control devices would no longer be available after December 31, 2018. Such a decision was made after months of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ordering that the Essure birth control device be further restricted due to concerns about the serious health risks to women. One article stated that, "the FDA took the step because of information indicating that women were not being adequately warned about the potential side effects and complications they could face. However, the company maintains its opinion that Essure is safe and effective."

There are instances where the manner in which a car accident occurs may make the issue of fault cut and dry. However, even though it is clear that the car accident was the other person's fault there is still an uphill battle against the insurance company especially if you are an unrepresented plaintiff.

Any accident incident involving commercial trucks has a high chance of serious injury or death for the driver or passenger of each vehicle included in the accident. The factors surrounding such cases are important and may reflect what happens in the court room as well as the outcome of any personal injury claim filed.

There are a number of technological breakthroughs happening in the world of medicine. Despite these breakthroughs or perhaps, in part, because of them, outdated methods are being used to treat and care for patients. As a result, such outdated methods lead to lower standards of care. As such, doctors or medical staff who use outdated medical equipment, may find themselves vulnerable to medical malpractice liability.

Some of the worst injuries come out of aircraft accidents. In fact, it is fair to say that if you have suffered an injury in an aircraft accident it is better than suffering a death. That being said, when an individual suffers an injury as a result of someone else's negligence, it leads to a disruption in one's way of life and can result in loss of work, stress and expensive medical bills to cover the injuries. This is more so when an individual suffers from catastrophic injuries as a result of an aircraft accident.

In 2014, Americans spent more than 12 billion dollars on cosmetic surgery both surgical and non-surgical. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons there were more than 10 million cosmetic procedures performed in 2014 alone. It is correct to say that the plastic surgery industry is a booming one. One study shows that medical errors claim the lives of 400,000 people each year and are recorded as being the third leading cause of death in the United States. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution published an article on May 21, 2018 entitled 'Woman Left Brain Damaged After Cosmetic Surgery', discussed malpractice lawsuits against Lilburn doctor due to unsafe practices and unqualified staff who performed cosmetic surgery for a patient that ended up suffering permanent brain damage.