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Recall Announcements
- Zimmer Knee Implants: Certain Zimmer NexGen knee implant models are failing at a high rate...
- Ladder Recalls: Louisville Ladder recalled about 25,000 extension ladders carrying the “Michigan” and “Louisville/Davidson” brands...
- AED Heart Device Deaths: The FDA has notified consumers, hospitals, and medical professionals that Cardiac Science Corporation must recall Automated External Defibrillators...
- Defective Stroller Recall: Maclaren USA is recalling approximately one million strollers...
- Fosamax Lawsuits: Fosamax linked to serious side effect risks including osteonecrosis of the jaw, heart arrhythmia, thigh bone fractures, painful eye inflammations, and esophagus cancer.
Introduction

Personal injury law firms face a changing landscape as a result of tort reforms.
Anapol, Schwartz, Weiss, Cohan, Feldman & Smalley, P.C. has confronted these changes, and evolved into a multi-faceted practice. Historically, Anapol Schwartz has been considered a "personal injury" firm; a closer examination reveals that the firm has grown through diversification, while maintaining its tradition of excellence in medical malpractice, pharmaceutical, toxic tort, class actions, products liability and automobile litigation. Anapol Schwartz now handles a wider range of cases, including securities and employment litigation, while preserving its reputation in more traditional practice areas.
Since its founding in 1977, the firm has grown to over 30 attorneys, and compiled a record of success unusual among its peers. Our achievements are the result of attorneys and staff, who advocate zealously to ensure that those who are negligent are held accountable for their actions.
Anapol Schwartz' attorneys are bar association leaders, and serve as speakers, course planners and authors. With sound legal experience, the firm continues to provide consumers with superior negotiation and trial work. Anapol Schwartz is proud of its landmark verdicts and settlements, and its ability to give clients respect and personal attention.
