Atlanta Injury Attorney Blog

Two people people were killed in a head on collision car accident in Johns Creek, Georgia after one of the drivers was suspected of going the wrong way down State Bridge Road, which is located a half hour or so north of Atlanta. It has been reported that drivers in both cars died tragically as a result of the deadly car accident.

A couple of the passengers involved in the car wreck who survived, were life-flighted to area hospitals, including Grady Memorial and Egleston Children's Hospital for treatment.

If you or a loved one was injured or killed in a car, truck, train, helicopter or plane accident in Johns Creek, Georgia or anywhere else in Georgia, the southeast or any other part of the United States, and you wish to pursue a wrongful death claim or lawsuit, I would invite you to please visit either one of 2 websites, www.samlevine.com or www.atlantainjurylawyer.net or contact my office, Sam L. Levine, Attorney at Law, 24/7 to speak to a live attorney.

Sam Levine, Esq.
"Your Johns Creek & Atlanta, Georgia Car Accident Lawyer"

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A Missouri woman sued her pharmacy, Walgreens, after getting what she thought was a prenatal vitamin that would benefit her unborn child. What Chandra Givens actually got was quite different. She received a chemotherapy drug that adversely affected cell growth. As a result, she filed a federal lawsuit following protracted pain and suffering, which included nausea, vomiting and a host of other neurological symptoms. Worse of all, she miscarried in early April and blames Walgreen's Pharmacy.

In the lawsuit, the Plaintiff claims that Walgreens gave her the incorrect drug. She is seeking unspecified damages and argues that Walgreen's neglected to supervise its employees in, among other things, verifying the accurate filling of the prescription.

What later happened in this case and what appears to be a trend around the country is that these lawsuits are settled out of court. The plaintiff cannot talk about the settlement because of a confidentiality clause in the settlement agreement.

If you or a loved one has been affected by pharmacy error, I would invite you to visit my website, www.samlevine.com or contact my office, Sam Levine, Attorney at Law.

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Posted In: Injuries To Minors and Children , Pharmaceutical Malpractice

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