Mass Torts

A New York lawsuit against Bayer over the adverse effects of Roundup has been settled. The drug manufacturer settled the Roundup weedkiller lawsuit on June 15, 2023, marking the most recent win in the current legal dispute over Roundup’s adverse effects, including higher cancer risk. However, this recent settlement differs from other lawsuits involving consumers with […]

A class of highly aggressive forever chemicals known as per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has drawn public attention after causing massive water contamination. PFAS are to blame for various adverse health effects, including cancer. Numerous people have filed product liability lawsuits against its producers for failing to warn the general public or regulatory bodies of

Some users of Tepezza, a drug meant for treating Thyroid Eye Disease, have reported developing tinnitus and irreversible hearing loss, prompting them to file product liability lawsuits. Many are filing lawsuits against Horizon Therapeutics to recover their healthcare costs, pain and suffering, and related damages. The number of cases is expected to increase as time passes. Despite Horizon

Nursing Home Neglect Lawyer: Signs of Abuse, Your Legal Rights, and How to Get Compensation Older adults in nursing homes and assisted living facilities depend entirely on the people around them for their safety, comfort, and basic care. When a facility fails that trust — through understaffing, negligence, or outright abuse — the results can

After almost 35 years since the last contaminated water supply was shut down, individuals affected by Camp Lejeune water contamination can finally file a claim for damages. The statute of repose in North Carolina previously prevented affected persons at Camp Lejeune from seeking justice. However, the PACT Act of 2022’s Section 804 of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act has

A new study shows a significant relationship between prolonged exposure to trichloroethylene (TCE) and a 70% higher risk of having Parkinson’s disease. The researchers compared Parkinson’s disease diagnoses in about 300,000 veterans from the Navy and the Marine Corps, with half having served at Camp Lejeune, the TCE-contaminated site. They found that Camp Lejeune veterans