Impact of Recent Legislation on Mesothelioma Cases
Ultimately, the goal is to ensure that those affected by this devastating disease receive the support and compensation they need to manage their health and well-being.
Product Liability
Understanding Mesothelioma: A Guide to Its Causes and Effects
With early detection and access to proper treatment, patients have a better chance at managing their symptoms.
Mesothelioma Statistics in the U.S.
Around 3,000 people are diagnosed with mesothelioma in the U.S. each year.
Uvalde Staffer Considering Lawsuit Against Firearm Manufacturer
The legal proceeding could compel the Georgia-based firearms manufacturer to turn over materials relating to its marketing strategies and campaigns.
14 Attorneys General Back Mexican Government Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Makers
The attorneys general filed a brief saying that firearm manufacturers cannot claim certain legal protections to shield themselves against the Mexican government’s claims.
4 Product Safety Laws Every Business Needs to Know
Every business owner needs to know and follow the basic product safety laws that exist in their country. Keep these laws in mind as you work to prioritize product safety.
What Kinds of Health Problems Can Happen from Using Defective CPAP Machines?
Some users of the defective machines have only noticed minor symptoms such as irritation of the throat and eyes, coughing, watering eyes, headaches, and respiratory discomfort when waking up.
What Happens When an Accident is Caused by a Defective Product in Yuma?
After the victim is injured, they should seek medical treatment and notify any relevant insurance provider to file a claim if necessary.
How to Win a Defective Medical Device Claim
Winning your medical device defect lawsuit involves careful research to determine whether the case involves a medical device or medical malpractice.
Lawsuit: Johnson & Johnson Marketed Cancer-Causing Talcum Products to Black Women
The lawsuit alleges that Johnson & Johnson made a concerted effort to market its talcum powders to Black women, who were viewed as “high propensity” consumers.