Mass Torts

Baby food should have the highest safety and quality standards to protect infants’ health. It is common knowledge that kids are disproportionately vulnerable to harmful chemicals, even in small doses. Unfortunately, recent research has revealed that baby food products contain high heavy metal quantities, including mercury and lead. This finding has sparked calls for legal […]

Do you use chemical hair relaxers to straighten your hair? If you do, you are at greater risk of having cancer. Many who developed cancer after using these products are joining hair straightener cancer lawsuits to seek compensation for their damages. However, the status of this litigation is still unknown. This post will overview the

How much is my hair relaxer cancer lawsuit worth? Women filing lawsuits against chemical hair relaxer manufacturers have numerous questions about the possible outcome of these cases. But the greatest question is how much these lawsuits are worth. There’s no definite amount of money from your hair relaxer cancer lawsuit. The amount you can recover

The court recently denied Johnson & Johnson’s motion to dismiss litigation against them concerning Tylenol’s risk of causing autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Judge Denise Cote, who presides over the multidistrict litigation, rejected the motion on April 20. The manufacturer and multiple Tylenol retailers are now facing significant legal implications. That comes after research showed that prenatal exposure

Studies have linked IVC filters with a higher breakage risk, which could cause serious injury or death. Thanks to this information, victims filed IVC filter lawsuits, citing breakage or migration of these devices meant to catch blood clots. Victims claim that the devices damaged their organs and blood vessels and sometimes caused fatalities. Many also

Camp Lejeune, a U.S. marine corps base, saw severe contamination of two water sources between the 1950s and 1980s. The water contamination affected thousands of Marines working at the facility and the military families. Reliable evidence shows that Camp Lejeune’s water contained excessive carcinogenic chemicals, like vinyl chloride and benzene. The question is, what symptoms