West Henrietta, NY Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Not enough information here. Are you dealing with some type condemnation perhaps. Don't guess at what a court will do. See a lawyer and take him all your papers and then ask your questions. That is what lawyers are for. You folks who try to do things yourself are the ones who get in trouble and make work for all lawyers. You would be better off asking proper advice to start with instead of digging out of a hole later.

First, and foremost, you should get medical help from a qualified caregiver. Your health takes priority. Lawyers are not qualified to give medical advice, but there are many types of medical assistance that may be available to you if you cannot afford to pay for assistance. A qualified physician should be able to assess the likely cause(s) of your inflamed colon. > Second, by way of background, you should be aware that a number of individuals who allege that they took Accutane and suffered side effects have sued Roche Pharmaceuticals (the manufacturer of name-brand Accutane). Claims include allegations that the manufacturer did not adequately warn consumers and doctors of the potential side effects, as well as other claims sounding in tort/strict liability/negligence. Most suits have centered on the alleged causal relationship between Accutane and certain potential side effects, e.g., birth defects/depression and suicide/Crohn?s disease/ulcerative colitis. According to media reports, more than 7,000 personal injury lawsuits have been filed. Many have been consolidated on the federal level in a multidistrict litigation in Florida and in mass tort lawsuits at the state level in Philadelphia and New Jersey. You may want to look into these. To date, estimates indicate that Roche has paid out more than $53 million to resolve lawsuits. You may possibly have a cause of action, depending on (1) the specific circumstances of your case; (2) your ability to prove that Accutane caused your injuries; and (3) the circumstances pertaining to the statute of limitations/laches defense that the manufacturer may try to assert.

You might have a claim for damages if you incurred any actual damages such as medical expenses. However, the hardest part will be proving the damage in your mouth was linked to the pastry. It would depend on what evidence you have and the circumstances of the incident.