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Oral Sodium Phosphate Can Cause Kidney Failure Recognize the side-effects of common OSPs, such as OsmoPrep, Visicol -- they could be signs of acute kidney failure -
Brandon Wendling Attacked By Pit Bull in Lafayette Dogs killed 19 children ages 2 to 4 and 12 children 4 and under from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2008, according to DogsBite. -
Statutes of Limitations for Dog Bite Cases Unless emancipated, minors must file suit within two years of their 18th birthday. Statutes for adults will vary, but you have a limited time to file a claim. -
Get $250 Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Those who received SSI (Supplemental Security Income) any time between November 2008 and January 2009 are entitled to $250 under the act -
Fleet Phospho-Soda Subject of Class Action Lawsuit in Canada Even at the recommended dosage, Fleet Phospho-Soda puts users at increased risk for acute phospoate nephropathy -
Sodium Phosphate Linked to Serious Kidney Problems The use of OSPs (Oral Sodium Phosphates) for bowel cleansing have been linked to serious side-effects, including kidney failure -
Cop Matt Berger Attacked by Pit Bull in Muncie The dog's owner, Larry Lee Reed, is accused of striking one woman and stealing money from another. It's his 11th run-in with the law in the past decade. -
Investigate Your Helmet's Safety Rating Before Making The Purchase To Ensure You Stay Safe As A Motorcyclist Indianapolis motorcyclists face an immense risk if they ride without wearing protective gear. Even experienced riders can be seriously injured in the event that their helmet does not protect them from head impact collisions or other accidents while on-the-road. -
HCAN Calls Attention to Insurance Company Practices Via Video On July 19, 2008, Health Care For America released "Insurance Company Rules" via YouTube. The video calls attention to the perception of insurance companies. -
Rising Insurance Premiums Cast Profits, CEO Pay in Stark Relief Insurance companies routinely blame attorneys for rising premiums, even as they rake in record profits and pay out multi-million-dollar bonuses to their CEOs. -
Understanding Michigan's Complex No-Fault Law Michigan's No-Fault laws affect drivers in Indiana and Michigan. If you qualify for Michigan No-Fault benefits, you must file an application within one year. -
Michigan No-Fault Law Order of Priority: Who Pays My bills? In Michigan, even if the person who struck and injured you is 100 percent at-fault, typically your own insurance must pay your medical bills and lost wages.