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Attorney Chad McLain Discusses Holiday Toy Safety on Good Day Tulsa

On Thursday, December 12th, Attorney Chad McLain of Graves McLain appeared on KTUL’s Good Day Tulsa program to talk about how to select safe, age-appropriate holiday gifts for children, and what dangerous toys to look out for. Watch the segment: It gets more difficult each holiday season to determine which toys would be great gifts

Understanding Hip Implant Recalls: What Injured Patients Need to Know

When a hip replacement implant doesn’t work as expected—or is recalled—it can lead to severe pain, health complications, or the need for additional surgery. For many patients, learning that their device has been recalled raises difficult questions about what happens next. This blog explains how hip implant recalls work, why some devices are removed from

Faulty Medical Devices Part II: Reforms on the Horizon

In our previous blog, we examined a report from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which indicates faulty medical devices have played a role in 83,000 deaths and 1.7 million injuries worldwide in the last 10 years. In that piece, we also looked at promises from the FDA to revise and improve the

Faulty Medical Devices Part I: A Decade of Preventable Harm

Medical devices are meant to improve lives, not cause more harm. Yet according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), faulty medical devices have been linked to over 1.7 million injuries and more than 83,000 deaths worldwide in the past decade. Many of these injuries could have been prevented if safety checks and oversight

Ford Recalls Over 800,000 Vehicles Due To Defective Door Latch

Auto manufacturer Ford Motor Company is recalling approximately 830,000 vehicles that may contain a dangerous safety defect. This recall is connected to faulty door latch mechanisms that could seriously jeopardize the safety of passengers in these vehicles. According to Ford, the defective mechanisms in the recalled cars could cause the side-doors to open while driving.

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