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Apr 1, 2016

Are Drug Makers Hiding Information about Xarelto?

By |Apr 1, 2016|Medical Negligence, Products Liability, Safety|0 Comments

As Xarelto lawsuits move forward, new information about the clinical trials of the blood thinner is coming to light. At the heart of the controversy is a blood-testing device used during clinical trials that was later recalled for faulty results. While independent reviews of the clinical trials insist that the results were unchanged by the [...]

Mar 30, 2016

Takata Execs Covered Up Airbag Problems as Early as 2000

By |Mar 30, 2016|Auto Accidents, News, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Safety|0 Comments

We’ve talked about Takata a lot over the years. Back then, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued an updated recall summary that expanded the number of vehicles affected and highlighted a previously unknown problem with side-impact airbags. The updated statement was the most recent part of an ongoing recall concerning defective airbags that seriously [...]

Mar 26, 2016

New Tech Could Bypass Spinal Cord Injuries and Help Paralysis Victims Walk

By |Mar 26, 2016|Back Injuries, Brain Injuries|0 Comments

Spinal cord injuries are life altering, all the more so because there is no known way to repair a damaged or broken nerve connection. Once the injury has occurred, options are limited to therapy and rehabilitation. So far, scientists do not know how to restore proper communication to a damaged or severed nerve. New research [...]

Mar 24, 2016

Why DePuy’s 2010 Artificial Hip Recall Is Making Headlines Now

By |Mar 24, 2016|Medical Negligence, Products Liability|0 Comments

DePuy (pronounced DePew) Orthopaedics began a new phase of research in the late 1990s; more and more hip replacements were being performed on younger patients, and the company was looking to create a more durable product with a longer lifespan. Research and development efforts introduced a family of products starting in 2000 that had great [...]

Mar 17, 2016

NHTSA Proposes Stronger Requirements for Tractor-Trailer Underride Guards

By |Mar 17, 2016|Auto Accidents, Tractor Trailer Accidents, Truck Accidents|0 Comments

The National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) recently proposed that trailer underride guards should be strong enough to protect passengers when a vehicle rear-ends a tractor-trailer at speeds of up to 35mph. It’s a bit of a mouthful to say aloud, but it’s less complicated than it sounds. Let’s break it down. What are underride [...]

Mar 14, 2016

Bicyclists and CTE: What’s the Risk?

By |Mar 14, 2016|News|0 Comments

Dave Mirra was a BMX superstar. His recent suicide has made national headlines, and speculation about his motivations has been rampant. Allen Thomas, mayor of Mirra’s hometown, believes that chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) played a role, comparing Mirra to late NFL star Junior Seau. CTE can cause depression, but it’s not the only cause While [...]

Mar 13, 2016

We’re Proud To Announce Rocky McElhaney’s Induction Into Nashville Bar Foundation’s Fellow Program

By |Mar 13, 2016|News|0 Comments

All of us at The Rocky McElhaney Law Firm are proud of the boss. Rocky McElhaney was inducted into the Nashville Bar Foundation’s Fellows Program on March 12, 2016. Membership in this organization represents less than 4% of the licensed attorneys in the state; it is a true testament to Rocky’s passion and quality of [...]

Mar 8, 2016

Congratulations, Afsoon Hagh, on Being Named to the Top 10 Injury Lawyers in Tennessee Under the Age of 40!

By |Mar 8, 2016|News|0 Comments

All of us at the Rocky McElhaney Law Firm want to send a giant “Congratulations!” to RML gladiator Afsoon Hagh, attorney extraordinaire, for being named to the Top 10 Under 40 list of personal injury attorneys in Tennessee, by the National Academy Of Personal Injury Attorneys. As many of our clients know, Afsoon is an [...]