Mass Torts

A recent US National Institute of Health (NIH) study links hair straighteners to an increased risk of uterine cancer. This shocking information was the foundation for lawsuits against companies that manufacture hair straighteners, including L’Oréal and Strength of Nature. You could have a strong case if you used hair straighteners and acquired uterine cancer, breast […]

Similac and Enfamil, infant formula brands, have lately been in the news, and not for the right reasons. The manufacturers knew these baby formulas posed the risk of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). Unfortunately, they failed to warn customers and medical professionals of this risk. Parents of affected or deceased babies are filing NEC baby formula lawsuits

You may be eligible for compensation if you took Tepezza and later suffered hearing loss. Recent studies show that more than 80% of persons who use this drug experience substantial side effects relating to hearing. The manufacturer (Horizon Therapeutics) knew of this risk but warned only 10% of patients. Many people began suing Horizon Therapeutics when research findings were made public.

Artificial turf sometimes referred to as astroturf, is a synthetic fiber designed to mimic the appearance and texture of a grass field. Since it does not need to be watered or trimmed, this substitute for natural grass fields has gained popularity among athletic departments and sports organizations. Regrettably, recent research shows that the synthetic compounds like

If you were diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease following exposure to paraquat, you could seek compensation by filing a paraquat lawsuit. Yet, many individuals question how long it will take to settle, given the increasing number of cases connecting paraquat to Parkinson’s disease. So, how long does it take to settle a paraquat lawsuit? The exact

Regular use of hair relaxers significantly increases the risk of uterine cancer. Studies show uterine cancer incidence rate has risen tremendously over the past few years. Scientists suspect that the increased use of hair relaxers, especially among black women, may have increased the risk of women developing uterine cancer. But how do hair relaxers contribute