Please be advised that as a precautionary measure to slow the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) within our community as advised by our state and local government officials, effective Friday, March 20, 2020, our IKS Team will begin working remotely for an indefinite period. We have equipped our team with laptops, full remote file access, case management software, and all needed online tools to create, collaborate, and get work done for our clients. Please direct communication to us thru our detailed voice mail system at (402) 391-4000, emails to gmueller@inserra.com, clkkelley@inserra.com or rsewell@inserra.com, or by fax to 402-391-4039, and our Team will continue to promptly address any needs or questions that you have for us! We will let you know when we are able to move back into our office, and stay safe and home if you can until we see you in person once again.
Thanks, Craig and Ryan
Elmiron Vision Loss Lawsuit
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Mikala HardenElmiron is used to treat patients with Interstitial Cystitis (IC), which is an ailment in the urinary tract system/bladder. IC causes pain and is a chronic condition that causes frequent urination that mostly affects women. Janssen Pharmaceuticals a division of Johnson & Johnson had known for over 20 years and failed to warn patients about the potential eye damage risks that are associated with taking Elmiron.
Recent studies have shown that patients who have been prescribed Elmiron may have developed Maculopathy, an eye disorder that can lead to blindness. Maculopathy is an eye disorder affecting the central part of the retina associated with highly sensitive vision. Symptoms for patients experiencing damage from taking Elmiron include:
INSERRA l KELLEY l SEWELL wants you and yours to know that if you have suffered side effects from Elmiron, please consult with your physician to find out if you should immediately stop taking the medication.
If you or a loved one suffered from severe side effects or blindness from Elmiron, please call the mass tort Team at Inserra Kelley Sewell to see whether you might be entitled to compensation.
Injectafer Injections May Cause Severe Symptoms and/or Death
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Mikala HardenInjectafer is an injectable intravenous medication manufactured in the United States used to treat patients with Adult Iron Deficiency Anemia. It is administered in two dosages separated by at least 7 days or more.
Researchers and physicians have reported that patients injected with ferric carboxymaltose (FCM), the type of iron used in Injectafer, may not have warned patients of the risk of them getting severe Hypophosphatemia (HPP). HPP is an abnormally low level of phosphate in a person’s blood. Severe HPP can cause severe symptoms such as: Read more
ISK’s Living Safely Magazine – October 2020
/in Blog, News, newsletter /by gregcOur law firm is passionately devoted to protecting people and fighting for our clients’ rights, whether it be handling serious injury and death cases or consumer class actions. We believe that an informed client is the best client, and that an informed public leads a better life. Read more
Leading Personal Injury Attorneys Donate Video Communication Devices to Nursing Homes Nationwide
/2 Comments/in Blog, News /by gregcThe nation’s leading personal injury attorneys, members of Injury Board, are providing hundreds of video communication devices to nursing homes and assisted living facilities, including Inserra | Kelley | Sewell Personal Injury Attorneys in Omaha, NE.
Read our press release here: Leading Personal Injury Attorneys Donate Video Communication Devices to Nursing Homes Nationwide: More Than 500 Units Donated During Injury Board’s “Day of Action”
Ford Recalls 2020 Mustangs because the Brake Pedal May Fail
/in Blog, News /by Mikala HardenFord is recalling approximately 38,000 of the 2020 Mustangs to replace a defective brake pedal bracket. The only Mustangs being recalled have the 10-speed automatic transmissions.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced that the brake pedal bracket can break without warning when the driver slams on the brakes, which would increase the risk of an accident and make it very difficult to stop. Ford stated that the faulty bracket is from Canada’s KSR International. KSR International decided to replace nylon with polypropylene in the manufacturing process. The cars being recalled were built between March 4, 2019 through August 13, 2020.
Ford is sending a recall notice in the mail to the owners of the affected Mustangs. They will need to take their Mustangs to the nearest Ford dealership to have the brake pedal bracket replaced for free. Ford dealerships have been alerted about the recall but many owners may not receive the recall notice until November 16, 2020.
If you or a loved one have suffered injuries from driving a 2020 Ford Mustang with a defective brake pedal bracket please call the experts at Inserra Kelley Sewell to see whether you might be entitled to compensation.