Cedar Rapids Legal Blog | Brady & O'Shea, Iowa Attorneys at law

Iowa Playground Safety and Prevention Strategies

Find out prevention strategies to prevent or reduce the chance of an Iowa playground accident and injury from occurring to your child.

Common Injuries Children Sustain in Cedar Rapids Playground Accidents

Find out about common playground defects here, and call an Iowa personal injury lawyer if your child has suffered injuries from defective playground equipment.

What to Do When Medical Devices Cause More Harm than Good

Hold negligent companies liable for defective medical products. Call a Cedar Rapids product liability lawyer if you have been injured.

Giant Pharmaceutical Company Involved in Product Liability Lawsuits After FDA Pulls Avandia Off Retail Shelves

Avandia has been linked to heart disease, strokes, and other problems. Call an Iowa product liability lawyer if you had health concerns while taking Avandia.

Evaluating Dangerous Toys - What Parents Need to Know About Children’s Toys

There are many recalls that occur every year of toys that could potentially injure children, cause them to choke, or even cause the death of a child due to a defective toy. If your infant, toddler, or child was injured due to a defective toy, you may have legal rights to damages. Contact an Iowa product liability lawyer to see if you have a legal case against the toy manufacturer. Call the law offices of Brady & O’Shea today at (319) 866-9277 for a free legal consultation.

What Parents Should Know About Defective Cribs and Child Safety

This blog explains the dangers of drop-side cribs and other defective crib issues to be aware of. If your child has been injured or killed as a result of a defective crib design or faulty materials, you should talk with an Iowa product liability attorney at Brady & O’Shea today. Call today at (319) 866-9277 and find out if you have a legal case.

What Every Parent Should Know About Iowa Playground Accidents

Parents should check over playground equipment before their children play. However, poorly maintained equipment and faulty equipment may be to blame for your child’s injuries. If your child was injured on a playground in Iowa, contact Brady & O’Shea today at (319) 866-9277 to see if you have a product liability case against the manufacturer or legal case against the city or daycare establishment.

Johnson & Johnson Recalls Millions of Rolaids – Iowa Drug Recall

Johnson & Johnson had to recall 13 million packages of Rolaids as there were traces of wood and metal found in these products making consumers sick and creating injuries to the mouth. If you were injured in this drug recall, contact Brady & O’Shea today and speak with a knowledgeable Iowa product liability attorney regarding the Rolaids recall.

Product Liability Lawsuit Filed Against John Deere

A product liability lawsuit has been filed against John Deere by the family of a man who fell from a bulldozer when his seatbelt failed and was then run over by the bulldozer.

Parents File Class Action Over Contaminated Similac

The mother of a newborn baby boy has filed a class action lawsuit in federal court in Chicago claiming Abbott Laboratories, the manufacturer of Similac, engaged in deceptive business practices by failing to disclose to consumers that Similac contained beetles and beetle larvae immediately upon discovering the contamination.

False and Misleading Claims by Drug Manufacturers

Major drug manufacturers are routinely making false and misleading claims about their drugs and failing to adequately notify consumers about the risk. The FDA has issued warning letters to numerous drug makers in 2010 for claiming that their drugs are more effective and safer than the actually are.

Is Vaccine Court Fair?

There is an ongoing debate between vaccine manufacturers and the families of people who have been injured by a vaccine about whether the near immunity from liability given to vaccine makers is fair. This debate is making headlines this week as the US Supreme Court hears an important case about whether vaccine makers can be held liable in certain types of product liability lawsuits.