On Thursday, Odwalla Inc. voluntarily recalled the Odwalla Chocolate Protein Monster beverage because customers with peanut allergies have experienced severe allergic reactions after consuming the product. The company is recalling the 12-ounce and 32-ounces bottles of the beverage, that have an "enjoy date" of May 23, 2012. The drink was sold at stores nationwide.  

People who have allergies or a severe sensitivity to peanuts or tree nuts could have a serious or life-threatening reaction if they consume the drink. 

According to USA Today, Odwalla and the Food and Drug Administration are investigating the cause of the allergic reactions because the beverage does not contain peanut or tree nut ingredients. 

If you or a loved one has become ill after consuming a protein drink, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact the product liability attorneys at Phillips Law Group to discuss your legal options. To receive a free case review, fill out the online contact form on this page.

Nineteen-year-old Adrienne Lee Shipp was sentenced to 9 years in prison after hitting and killing a little girl while driving drunk. In January, a jury of her peers found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter and assault.

According to prosecutors, last year Shipp drank a pint of vodka before driving through a Whiteriver neighborhood. Shipp drove her truck onto the sidewalk and struck two little girls who were coloring under a tree. Shipp then left the scene of the accident while neighbors tried to stop her. Eventually, her car stalled a few hundred yards away. The Arizona Republic reports that the two girls were aged 4 and 5; the 5-year-old was killed and the 4-year-old sustained severe injuries.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit for medical expenses, lost wages, property damage and other losses. Contact the auto accident attorneys at Phillips Law Group to discuss your legal options. Phillips Law Group offers free case evaluations for auto accident victims.

On March 10, Lorrie Murdock was walking on a sidewalk in Glendale with her two daughters and a family friend, when they were struck by a car. The Arizona Republic reports that the accident happened around 10 p.m., when a man was driving eastbound on Northern Avenue near 45^th Avenue and lost control of his car as he tried to avoid crashing into a black SUV that turned in front of him. The driver of the vehicle lost control and went on to the sidewalk, where Murdock, her daughters and friend were walking. Murdock’s daughters and friend are recovering from their injuries.

The Glendale police are still looking for the driver of the SUV because he failed to stop after the accident. Anyone with information on the black SUV can call police at 623-930-3000.

If you or your loved one has been involved in a car accident due to the negligence of another, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact the auto accident attorneys at Phillips Law Group today. Phillips Law Group offers free case evaluations to all auto accident victims.

Veronica Olguin is suing Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center after a nurse severed her baby’s finger. In October 2011, Veronica Olguin took her then 3-month-old daughter Selena to the hospital for a fever that wouldn’t break. The baby stayed in the hospital for two days. When Selena was released on the third day, a nurse had to remove the tape attached to her IV. While cutting the tape, the nurse cut off Selena’s pinky causing blood to spray all over her and her mother. Selena was airlifted to another hospital, but doctors were unable to reattach her finger.

WTVT reports that the nurse involved in the incident is still employed at the hospital. 

Veronica claims that she and Selena are still traumatized from the event.

If you or your loved one has been the victim of medical malpractice, you may be entitled to compensation. The attorneys at Phillips Law Group have the experience and resources to handle medical malpractice claims. To receive a free case evaluation, fill out the contact form on this page.