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Witzer Law Takes Lead in Allopurinol Cases
Wednesday, March 24th, 2010Building on a record-setting verdict in Pasadena, CA (view news here) the Law Offices of BrianD. Witzer has taken the lead in publicizing the dangers of Allopurinol. Without proper education and monitoring of those on Allopurinol by doctors and pharmacists, a simple case of gout or kidney stones can turn tragic. Read more…
Witzer Law Now Accepting Clients Affected by Toyota Recall
Thursday, February 25th, 2010The Law Offices of Brian D. Witzer has the resources and expertise to help you gain justice.
The Law Offices of Brian D. Witzer has gained a sterling reputation as a firm with a history of getting large settlements in difficult cases. As the news reports come in, it has become clear that Toyota waited to recall millions of cars and car parts, even though evidence was mounting of accidents taking place due to defective Toyota parts.
Accidents caused by Toyota’s defective parts/engineering, lack of communication with consumers, and slow reaction time have led many drivers to remain on the road in an accident prone vehicle, Read more…
Environmental Law Specialists at Witzer Law Accepting Tetrachloroethylene (Trike) Poisoning Cases
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010In the United States, TCE is used as an industrial solvent in vapor degreasing of metal parts, an ingredient in adhesives, paint removers, correction fluid and a dry cleaning/spot remover. When using TCE, many workers are exposed to unsafe conditions, such as improper ventilation. In addition, it has become apparent that many companies have used TCE in unsafe ways, putting their workers at risk for serious damage to their health. Companies and governmental agencies have also been negligent in releasing TCE into the atmosphere in the form of a vapor, and not storing and disposing of TCE properly, where it can enter the water supply of unsuspecting towns and cities. Read more…
