The legal landscape surrounding hair relaxer products has been evolving rapidly, with numerous lawsuits filed across the United States. These claims allege that certain chemical hair straightening products may be […]
Hair Relaxer Lawsuits Advance in State and Federal Courts Read More »
A California woman alleges in one of the latest Depo-Provera lawsuits that she required brain surgery to remove a meningioma brain tumor caused by the hormonal birth control injection. The
Lawsuit Claims Depo-Provera Brain Tumor Resulted in Need for Craniotomy Read More »
The recent death of a 58-year-old nurse from Scotland has brought renewed attention to the potential side effects of the weight-loss drug tirzepatide, marketed under the brand name Mounjaro. Approved
Nurse’s Tragic Death Allegedly Linked to Popular Weight-Loss Drug Mounjaro Read More »
A recent California court ruling involving claims of embryo loss against CooperSurgical Inc. marks a significant step forward for numerous couples affected by alleged issues with the company’s products. This
Plaintiffs with Embryo Loss Claims Score Initial Victory Against CooperSurgical Read More »
A recent scientific study reveals that reformulated versions of Roundup, one of the world’s most widely used weedkillers, may pose greater health and environmental risks than the glyphosate version. The
New Study: Reformulated Roundup Potentially More Toxic to Health and Environment Read More »
The U.S. Department of Justice has taken a decisive stance against Johnson & Johnson’s controversial talc lawsuit bankruptcy strategy, declaring it an act of bad faith. This significant development in
Justice Department Slams J&J Talc Lawsuit Bankruptcy Move as ‘Bad Faith’ Read More »
Allegations raised in a new Ozempic lawsuit have highlighted concerns about gastroparesis diagnoses among Ozempic users. Gastroparesis, a serious condition characterized by delayed stomach emptying, has allegedly been linked to
Gastroparesis Diagnosis Confirmed Through Gastric Emptying Test: Ozempic Lawsuit Read More »
A jury in Connecticut has awarded $15 million to a Massachusetts man who allegedly developed mesothelioma after decades of exposure to talcum powder products. The verdict represents another significant development
Jury Awards $15 Million to MA Man in Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit Read More »
New research reveals a potential connection between infant feeding methods and childhood asthma risk. A comprehensive study comparing breast milk and infant formula has shown that babies who receive exclusive
Breast Milk May Lower Asthma Risk Compared to Infant Formula: Study Read More »
A recent jury verdict in Philadelphia has resulted in Bayer being ordered to pay $78 million to a Pennsylvania man who claims that using the company’s Roundup weed killer led
PA Man Awarded $78 Million in Roundup Cancer Trial Read More »
