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Attorney James Sabatini has been retained by a client seriously injured in a single car accident. The client sustained multiple injuries including a fractured neck. The client was driving a used vehicle that he had recently purchased. The car was sold to him without an operational driver’s seat belt in violation of Connecticut law.
Sabatini and Associates proudly announces that its have been retained by a young Connecticut woman who has suffered injuries including a pulmonary embolism as a result of her use of Yasmin.
Yaz and Yasmin are oral contraceptives taken for pregnancy prevention. Many women who have taken Yaz and Yasmin have suffered severe and life-threatening side effects. Tragically, some women have even died from taking Yaz and Yasmin.
Side effects of Yasmin and Yaz include:
Stroke
Heart attack
Blood clots
Pulmonary embolism
Gallbladder damage
Deep vein thrombosis
Death
If you have suffered any of the serious injuries listed above as a result of Yaz or Yasmin, contact Attorney James Sabatini for a free case evaluation.
The personal injury lawyers at Sabatini & Associates, LLC have been retained over the last 2 months in the following cases:
1. Client injured in New Britain, Connecticut car accident where he was hit while walking in a cross walk. Client required hospitalization and extended rehabilitation at a rehabilitation facility.
2. Client injured in serious car accident in East Hartford, Connecticut.
3. Client injured in a slip and fall accident in Avon, Connecticut due to an accumulation of snow and ice.
4. Client injured in a motorcycle accident resulting in multiple injuries including herniated discs.
5. Client injured in a slip and fall accident in Old Saybrook, Connecticut resulting in serious injuries including multiple fractures.
6. Client lost two fingers as a result of defective gate located at a Hartford, Connecticut parking lot facility.
7. Wrongful death action stemming from a hit and run collision.
8. Client in injured in a car accident on a Connecticut highway.
9. Client sexually abused by doctor while a patient at St. Francis Hospital.