Our recent blogs have been addressing Frequently Asked Questions. 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?
4. What is the process should when I call the Johnson Law Office?
5. Will this Involve a Class Action?
Today, we continue with:
6. Are these Federal or State Court Actions?
Each plaintiff has a choice as to whether to file a non-class action case in Federal or State Court. The class action cases (non-severe consequences) are being handled in Federal Court. The Johnson Law Office, as well as our affiliated firm, The Nolan Law Group, are licensed in Illinois, the state where Baxter has its home office. Baxter has agreed to allow our claimants to bring these cases in Cook County, Illinois. Our litigation affiliate, The Nolan Law Group of Chicago, has a long track record of excellent results in Cook County, Illinois, including the Air Philippines case which was settled in 2007 for $165 million.
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Heparin Frequently Asked Questions Part V
Posted on 19th March 2009 by gjohnson in Uncategorized
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David W. Zoll says:
Gordon, this is not accurate. You should talk to Don Nolan and correct this entry. Most of the death cases have been filed in Federal Court. No class action has been certified or is being pursued in either state or federal court. Only serious injury or death cases are worth pursuing.
19th March 2009 at 7:53 am