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Zantac MDL Moving Forward With Expert Support That Heartburn Drug May Cause Five Specific Types Of Cancer Featured

Plaintiffs’ attorneys involved in the federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) for all Zantac cancer lawsuits filed throughout the federal court system have notified the Court that they only intend to move forward with expert support that establishes five different types of cancer may be caused by Zantac, including bladder cancer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, liver cancer…

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New Jersey Judge Appoints Lawyers To Leadership Roles In Strattice Hernia Mesh Litigation Featured

A New Jersey judge, recently appointed to preside over all Strattice hernia mesh lawsuits filed in the state court system, has appointed five plaintiffs’ attorneys and two defense attorneys to serve in leadership positions. So far there have been a number of complaints filed in New Jersey state courts involving problems with LifeCell Strattice biological…

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Philips CPAP Lawyers Seek Leadership Roles in Lawsuits Over Recalled Breathing Machines Featured

The U.S. District Judge presiding over all federal Philips CPAP lawsuits is accepting applications until January 4th from lawyers seeking leadership positions in the federal litigation, who will take certain actions during the coordinated pretrial proceedings that benefit all plaintiffs pursuing claims over the recalled breathing machines. Hundreds of product liability lawsuits and class action claims…

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Agricultural Worker Diagnosed with Parkinson’s Files Paraquat Toxicity Lawsuit Featured

An Arizona man has file a product liability lawsuit against Syngenta and Chevron claiming they failed to protect agricultural workers from Paraquat toxicity, which led to his development of Parkinson’s disease. The complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois on December 28, claiming that users of the herbicide were not…

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FDA Report Reveals Inconsistencies In Philips Test Results Featured

A massive Philips CPAP recall was issued earlier this year, impacting more than 15 million CPAP, BiPAP and ventilators that contained a polyester-based (PE-PUR) sound abatement foam, which was intended to reduce sounds and vibrations during use. However, the manufacturer now acknowledges that the CPAP foam degrades over time, and may release black particles or debris directly…

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T-Mobile Data Breach Places Personal Identifying Information of 53 Million Customers At Risk Featured

The number of users whose personal information might have been compromised in a recent cyber attack of T-Mobile has climbed to 53 million, as the telecommunication company is hit by a pair of class-action lawsuits. T-Mobile announced Friday it had discovered that another 5.3 million current customers and  667,000 former customers also had their information…

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E-Cigarette Company JUUL To Pay $40 Million To Settle North Carolina Lawsuit Featured

On June 28th, E-cigarette company Juul Labs announced it will pay $40 million and make changes to its business practices to settle the first state complaint that alleged it marketed to teens, North Carolina state attorneys announced on Monday. The settlement follows a lawsuit filed in 2019 by North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein that claimed…

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