Heparin Frequently Asked Questions Part III

Posted on 15th March 2009 by gjohnson in Uncategorized

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For the last few days, we have been discussing Frequently Asked Questions. On previous days we have addressed:

1. When did the Baxter Heparin contamination begin?
2. When did Heparin return to being Safe?
3. How severe of a reaction should we have before calling?

Today, we continue with:

4. What Happens when I Call?

All Heparin calls are answered by my paralegal, Jayne Zabrowski, jayne@tbilaw.com If Jayne misses your call she will call you back if you leave a message. Jayne carefully listens to the details of how the death or serious injury occurred and will ask appropriate follow-up questions. Jayne cares and will sincerely listen to those who can benefit by our representation. If you have the type of case that we handle, you will then hear from the nurse paralegal who will assist in obtaining medical records and additional information.

Jayne has talked to every potential Heparin client, since our first client told us about a Heparin death in February of 2008. Melissa Scott had a severe reaction and died shortly after being administered Heparin during home dialysis. Jayne’s hours of talking to victims makes her uniquely qualified to understand the pain that this poison has caused and is experienced at prioritizing the cases for investigation.

Jayne is one of the country’s best paralegals and comes to the Heparin claims after a decade of work with the debilitating complexities of representing brain injured people in the bulk of the Johnson Law Office’s case load. She annually attends the national trial lawyers convention (AAJ) each year and is very knowledgeable and experienced in forensic medical issues.