William Theodoros

Most of the time something as routine as a blood transfusion is hardly considered a risk. But there are always exceptions.  When there is negligence involved, Theodoros & Rooth takes special interest. The death of a patient from a transfusion at MD Anderson in Houston sparked a federal investigation that uncovered systemic safety lapses at...

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At the end of May, we reported on a lawsuit filed by the state of Indiana against several owners and directors Purdue Pharma alleging some may have played a key role in contributing to Indiana’s opioid epidemic. You can read it elsewhere on this page. While we haven’t heard any further news about that suit,...

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Our veterans who have fought for our freedom around the world now apparently have another health challenge. It appears that “Combat Arms” earplugs manufactured and sold by Minnesota-based 3-M under a government contract have been alleged to be defective. According to the Military Times, “Hundreds of veterans are filing lawsuits claiming the earplugs didn’t maintain...

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At Theodoros & Rooth we are proud that we have: A REPUTATION FOR CARING. A TRADITION OF RESULTS. These are not just advertising slogans.  These phases represent our true and honest mission. Theodoros & Rooth has a long tradition of representing people who have been injured through the fault of others.  For decades now, we...

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A most serious crisis is sweeping across America, including Indiana. Opioid addiction. According to the Indiana Lawyer newspaper, the Indiana Attorney General’s Office recently announced a lawsuit against several owners and directors of pharmaceutical company Purdue Pharma, alleging those members of the Sackler family have played a key role in contributing to Indiana’s opioid epidemic....

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There’s nothing more refreshing than a light rain to clean the air and make the grass and flowers bloom in the springtime. However, a new study released in April in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society says that even light rain significantly increases the risk of a fatal car crash. It’s common sense that wetter the roads...

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A common cooking spray that you may have in your kitchen right now could be dangerous. An Indianapolis man, who is also a medical student, is one of six people suing Conagra, the company that manufactures PAM and other canned cooking sprays, after being severely burned and injured when a can of the cooking spray...

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