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FDA Virtual Inspections Might Endanger Americans

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Do FDA “Virtual” Inspections of Domestic and Foreign Manufacturing Sites Endanger Americans? As the Covid-19 Pandemic Rages On, FDA is Issuing a Pilot Program for “Virtual” Inspections of Domestic and Foreign Manufacturing Sites UNITED STATES – According to medtech.pharmaintelligence.informa.com, the global pandemic is … [Read more...]

Methanol Hand Sanitizer Blindness Lawsuit Lawyers – File For Compensation 

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FDA - September 14, 2020 - According to a news report on KSAT.com, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recalled a total of 176 hand sanitizer products due to dangerous methanol (wood alcohol) contamination and reports of hospitalizations due to blindness, vision issues, and death. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration stated … [Read more...]

How to File Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Lawsuit in 2020?

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As more and more Talcum powder cancer lawsuits are growing, many people are wondering how to file a lawsuit. Here’s what you need to know on filing Johnson & Johnson baby powder lawsuit in 2020: Video source: How to file Johnson & Johnson baby powder lawsuit in 2020? Do You Have Talc-Powder-Related Questions?Fill … [Read more...]

Takata Airbag Recall Expands to Vehicles Already Repaired

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USA- The carconnection.com writes that many of the vehicles subject to the Takata airbag recall are now being recalled a second time. The cars were serviced once but given temporary replacements while the manufacturers struggled to determine how to handle the recall, which is one of the largest ever initiated. Nissan issued a … [Read more...]

What Could a Talcum Powder Lawsuit Settlement Amount Be?

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A talcum powder lawsuit settlement amount depends on your unique personal circumstances. With personal injury claims, there are always too many variables to take into account. Video source: What could a talcum powder lawsuit settlement amount be? Do You Have Talc-Powder-Related Questions?Fill in the form below and Jerry will do … [Read more...]

Can Baby Powder Cause Cancer?

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Johnson & Johnson is facing thousands of lawsuits claiming the company knew their baby powder could cause cancer. Attorney Jerry Parker, partner in the law firm Parker Waichman LLP, answers the most common questions around the baby powder cancer lawsuits: Can baby powder cause cancer? Based on multiple studies, talc-based baby … [Read more...]

Does Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Contain Asbestos?

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Yes, as lawsuits claim in a litigation in 2017, certain documents were used as exhibits which essentially unsealed these documents because in the trial, unless the judge orders otherwise, exhibits are public documents. In that trial there was evidence that showed that since 1957 there were reports from a lab that was consulting with … [Read more...]

What is the Talcum Powder Lawsuit Statute of Limitations?

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Statute of limitations is like damages, every state is different. Some states have a one-year statute, some states have a two-year statute, some states have a three-year statute, some states have a four-year statute,some can have others and then the question is when does it start? Every state is different. Some states indicate … [Read more...]

How Does Talc Cause Cancer?

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As Talcum powder lawsuits are on the rise, consumers find themselves scrambling for information: How exactly is Talc (also known as baby powder) harmful and how exactly does talc cause cancer? Attorney Jerry Parker, partner in the law firm Parker Waichman LLP, answers the most common questions around Talcum Powder lawsuits: How … [Read more...]

Does Talcum Powder Cause Mesothelioma?

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As more side effects of Talc powder are being discovered and baby powder lawsuits are on the rise, more and more questions arise. One of those is whether Talc powder causes lung cancer: Does Talcum Powder Cause Lung Cancer? Talc causes mesothelioma which is not exactly a lung cancer but it is still very dangerous. Lung cancer is … [Read more...]

Is Baby Powder the Same as Talcum Powder? If not, Is It Safe to Use?

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As baby powder is facing recalls and lawsuits, attorney Jerry Parker, partner in the law firm Parker & Waichman LLP, answers some of the most popular questions: Is Talcum Powder (also known as baby power) safe to use? Do You Have Baby-Powder-Related Questions?Fill in the form below and Jerry will do his best to personally … [Read more...]

Wells Fargo Mortgage Customers Forced into Forbearance Without Notification

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USA-Nbcnews.com writes that families banking with Wells Fargo have been learning that their loans were placed in forbearance due to COVID-19, even though they did not request such accommodations. One family stated that while she made her payments on time, she learned that the bank had not been crediting those payments to the mortgage … [Read more...]

Johnson & Johnson Feels Pressure to Stop Global Talcum Powder Sales

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Approximately 170 not-for-profit organizations from around the globe demand that Johnson & Johnson stop selling talcum powder. The company stopped selling baby powder containing talc in the spring of 2020 in the United States and Canada, even though the company claims its baby powder is safe for use. However, a … [Read more...]

Revlon, Chanel, L’Oreal Are Moving Away from Using Talcum Powder in Their Products

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USA - According to an online news report on WHTC.com, top makeup and cosmetic brands like L'Oreal, Revlon, and Chanel, are silently moving away from talcum powder in some of their products due to the number of cancer lawsuits and the public's awareness and concerns escalate. Revlon Incorporated eliminated talcum powder from its body … [Read more...]

Women in Baby Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawsuit Awarded Billions

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THE UNITED STATES - June 25, 2020 - According to an online news story published on NYTimes.com, a Missouri appellate court upheld an award of over $2 billion in damages against Johnson & Johnson in a talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged the Johnson & Johnson was aware that their talc baby powder contained … [Read more...]

FDA Cautions the Use of Nine Potentially ‘Toxic’ Methanol-Based Hand Sanitizers

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According to a new report published on nbcboston.com, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has alerted the public to nine potentially harmful, menthol-based hand sanitizer products manufactured by Eskbiochem SA de CV in Mexico. The FDA stated that methanol is not a safe ingredient for use in hand sanitizer because … [Read more...]

Modus Furniture Recalls 1,300 Defective, Dangerous Dressers Due to Tip-Over and Entrapment Hazard

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LOS ANGELES, CA - June 24, 2020 - According to an online news report published by furnituretoday.com, Modus Furniture International is recalling approximately 1,300 dressers due to the dresser's defective design that may lead to tip-over, and entrapment accidents resulting in deaths or injuries to children. The U.S. Consumer Product … [Read more...]

Harmful Levels of Arsenic Found in Whole Foods’ Starkey Spring Water Bottled Water 

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UNITED STATES - June 24, 2020 - According to the theguardian.com, Consumer Reports conducted a chemical test of Starkey Spring Water brand of bottled water sold on Amazon.com. The test results showed the popular brand of bottled water has harmful levels of Arsenic, a toxic metal. Starkey Spring Water bottle water products were … [Read more...]

American Honda Recalls Over 25,000 Recreational Off-highway Vehicles Due to Crash Injury Risk Defect

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THE UNITED STATES - June 24, 2020 - According to Fox23.com, the  U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on Thursday that American Honda Motor Company is recalling 25,000 Pioneer ROVs due to a defect that may cause the vehicle to move or roll while in the park position, leading to a crash and injury hazards. The product … [Read more...]

J&J Stops Production of Talc-Based Baby Powder in U.S. and Canada

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Johnson & Johnson (J&J) announced recently that it would halt the production of talc-based powder in the United States and Canada. Perhaps J&J’s signature product, the company ceased shipping of hundreds of items throughout the U.S. and Canada, with talcum powder listed as one of the items no longer shipped. … [Read more...]

Product Recalls Show No Sign of Slowing Down

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Consumer protection agencies such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as well as the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) continue to perform their primary function to promote and ensure the safety and reliability of foods, medicines, and consumer products despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Most … [Read more...]

Filing for Bankruptcy Could Affect Injury Settlements

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(LAW JOURNAL NEWSLETTERS) — Bankruptcy law is extremely complicated. On the one hand, bankruptcy laws are designed to help people get out of debt who cannot get out. Bankruptcy laws help give the person in debt, who is called the “debtor” under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, a new beginning financially. On the other hand, creditors, which … [Read more...]

Dresser Falling on Three-Year-Old Child Caught on Video

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BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. — A surveillance camera set up in a child’s bedroom called a “nanny cam” captured a frightening and shocking event: a dresser falling on top of a three-year-old child. The toddler, according to an article appearing on WKRG.com, explained that a person caring for the three-year-old had placed the child in bed for … [Read more...]

Garia Golf & Courtesy Electric Vehicles and Golf Cart Recalled

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Protection Safety Commission, or CPSC, published information concerning a recall of Garia two-passenger golf carts. Garia Golf & Courtesy electric vehicles are battery-powered and could erupt into flames if a fuse overheats while the vehicle is recharging. A fire, especially when the vehicle is … [Read more...]

Ocean Spray Product Recalled

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Ocean Spray Product Recalled Due to Potential Allergic Reactions that Could Cause Severe Injuries or Death LAKEVILLE, Mass. — Sulfites found in an Ocean Spray product forced the company to announce a safety recall according to an article on myradiolink.com. Sulfites, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), were … [Read more...]

Massive Recall of Nissans with Takata Airbags

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USA- Wjbf.com writes that Nissan issued a recall of over 250,000 vehicles due to the potentially deadly Takata airbags that were installed in the trucks, SUVs, and vans. The airbags have been causing issues for car manufacturers for years because they contain ammonium nitrate that is unstable and sometimes explodes too violently, … [Read more...]

Ikea Furniture Recalled Due to Tipping Threat

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ikea and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a notice that Ikea will voluntarily recall 820,000 of its “Kullen” 3-drawers dresser sets. Ikea’s recall of its Kullen 3-drawer dresser sets is for the United States only. Ikea and the CPSC warn that the recalled furniture could tip on a child. Any … [Read more...]

Rule Proposed to Ban Crib Bumpers

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), according to PRN Newswire, announced that it unanimously voted to move initiatives designed to prevent children from suffocating in their beds due to bumper pillows to the rulemaking stage. The CPSC will announce proposed federal regulations in the near future and … [Read more...]

Fall Hazard Forces Woom Bike Recall

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in conjunction with Woom Bicycles USA based in Austin, Texas, jointly announced a recall of approximately 5.500 Woom bikes. The company determined that the front forks of the bike could detach while a rider pedals the bike. If the front forks separate from the … [Read more...]

Homestar Dresser Tip Over Injuries

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — According to Consumer Reports, the furniture maker Homestar must recall approximately 33,000 dresser sets because they pose a high risk of tipping over. Any piece of furniture that tips over could injure or kill a small child. However, consumer advocates argue that Homestar should offer a full refund of the … [Read more...]

Urgent Recall for Toddler Carriers Announced

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SAN DIEGO, Calif — Infantino, a company based out of San Diego, California, recently announced that purchasers of their toddler carriers must stop using them because a defect in the device could allow the child to fall out of the carrier. According to Fox 6 Now, 14,000 of the infant carriers have been sold across the nation at retail … [Read more...]

Dangerous Unlabeled Tadalafil Found in Green Lumber

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USA- Fda.gov writes that GL Holdings recently issued a voluntary recall of the company’s male enhancement supplements, Green Lumber. The recall applies to products purchased any time up until August 10, 2019, and to the packages containing two, four and ten capsules. An FDA analysis of the product found that one lot was … [Read more...]

Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Recall Initiated For Asbestos Tainting

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Johnson & Johnson said on October 18 that it would recall a single lot of its baby powder in the United States after the Food and Drug Administration found trace amounts of asbestos in samples taken from a bottle purchased online. The Johnson & Johnson baby powder recall has sparked concern in consumers that the corporation’s … [Read more...]

TIME Mesothelioma Study Makes Causal Link To Tainted Talcum Powder

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A recent study published in TIME may provide the first definite assertion that talcum powder contaminated with asbestos could be linked to mesothelioma. The TIME mesothelioma study has received a high level of praise and scrutiny in equal measure for the potential effect it could have on tens of thousands of pending lawsuits. The … [Read more...]

Press Release – Parker Waichman LLP is Reviewing Talcum Powder Mesothelioma Cancer Cases

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Lawsuits Filed Over Contaminated Talcum Power Gain Momentum with New Study In recent years the pharmaceutical and cosmetics giant Johnson & Johnson has been facing a slew of lawsuits related to allegations that its popular talc-based products can cause cancer. Women have filed lawsuits claiming that they developed ovarian … [Read more...]

Kobah Ice Ax Recall

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Seattle Manufacturing Corporation Issues Recall of Kobah Ice Axes, Citing Potentially Dangerous Defect FERNDALE, WASHINGTON – As reported in an online news article published by www.prnewswire.com, Seattle Manufacturing Corporation has issued a recall of its Kobah Ice Axes, citing potential detachment of spike and/or head of the … [Read more...]

Expert Testimony Hearings Begin in Talcum Powder MDL

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NEW JERSEY – A federal judge is holding hearings for expert testimony in the Johnson & Johnson talcum powder multidistrict litigation (MDL). The hearings are part of an effort to determine whether certain experts and evidence should be excluded from the cases, and thereby, whether the plaintiffs’ cases can move forward. The … [Read more...]

Johnson & Johnson Criminal Probe Shakes Faith In Pharmaceutical Titan

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The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated an investigation into pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and claims that they negligently allowed asbestos to contaminate their talcum powder. This Johnson & Johnson criminal probe is the answer to thousands of lawsuits and caused a significant dip in the … [Read more...]

J&J Stock Plunges 4% Due to DOJ Talc Investigation

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The U.S. Department of Justice is launching an investigation into the risks of Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder and whether the company knew anything about a link between its talc-based powder and cancer. Johnson & Johnson has consistently maintained that its powder is safe, despite numerous lawsuits against it alleging use of … [Read more...]

Honda Recalls Off-Road Vehicles

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — American Honda Motor Company, Inc., recalled 82,000 Pioneer 1000 side-by-side off-highway vehicles due to throttle problems. According to a consumer alert posted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on June 13, 2019, the vehicle’s throttle can stick. The risk of being involved in a serious crash increases … [Read more...]

Hustler and BigDog Zero-Turn Mowers Recalled

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a consumer warning regarding a product recall announced by Excel Industries. Excel Industries commenced a product recall campaign for its zero-turn lawn mowers sold under the brand names of Hustler and BigDog after learning of a wiring defect. The Consumer Product … [Read more...]

Claire’s Recall Pulls More Products Containing Asbestos Off Shelves

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Since the 1960s, Claire’s has been a retail experience known to Americans for its jewelry and makeup for young women and teens. Recently, however, Claire’s had to recall some of their products for being potentially hazardous to consumers’ health. Last week, another Claire's recall struck the stores after products were suspected to … [Read more...]

Honda CR-V Models Recalled Due to Defective Airbags

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The Japanese automaker Honda issued a recall for its 2019 Honda CR-V model after the company received several reports that airbags spontaneously inflated. According to Fox Business News, three people in the United States sustained injuries when the airbags in the vehicles in which they were riding inflated without warning. Honda’s … [Read more...]

Toyota Yaris Recalled Due to Defective Airbags

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Toyota issued a recall for its 2015 to 2017 Yaris hatchback models. According to Consumer Reports, 43,221 Yaris vehicles must undergo recall repairs due to a defective wiring system that could prevent the side and curtain airbags from inflating in the event of a collision. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is … [Read more...]

Ford Recalls Fusion Due to Park Malfunction

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DETRIOT, Mich. — The Ford Motor Company recalled over 270,000 Ford Fusion motor vehicles due to the possibility that a car that the driver believes is in park will roll away. The underlying problem with the transmission could be disastrous. There were a few incidents in which drivers put the gear selector into the park position. … [Read more...]

Nissan Rogue Auto-Braking Feature is Dangerous

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The Center for Auto Safety, a consumer advocacy group whose mission is to warn consumers about motor vehicles sold in the United States that might be dangerous, announced recently that the 2017 and 2018 model-year Nissan Rogue sports utility vehicles equipped with an automatic braking system creates an unreasonable risk of crashing. … [Read more...]

CPSC Recalls Dangerous Entertainment Center

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — On May 9, 2019, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalled the line of Beckley Entertainment Hutches due to the risk a shelving falling and injuring users. The agency said that approximately 3,400 recalled furniture pieces were sold. The furniture company distributed and sold the recalled furniture … [Read more...]

Kia, Hyundai Defective Airbag Class Action Lawsuits

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A potential class action lawsuit was filed by plaintiffs claiming damages from defective airbags in Hyundai and Kia motor vehicles. The plaintiffs filed the lawsuit mere days after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that it would investigate more than 12 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles because of problems … [Read more...]

Toyota Yaris Air Bag Failures

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — According to CarComplaints.com, Toyota issued a recall notice on April 26, 2019, for over 60,000 of its Yaris models sold in the United States and Canada. Toyota announced the recall because of air bail failures caused by corrosion of an airbag wire harness. Corrosion of the harness will short the system and … [Read more...]

FDA Issues Ultimatum Following Year-Long Addyi Controversy

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has a reputation as an organization firmly devoted to the safety and protection of consumers from the ravishes of unsafe and unchecked pharmaceuticals and other products entering the consumer market. Although they take this duty very seriously, they must also make allowances for new … [Read more...]

Fisher-Price Rock n Play Recall Initiated After Over 30 Infant Deaths

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Parenthood is an overwhelming experience. Even the most well-read first-time parents are blown away when they hold their child in their arms for the first time. In America, like many other nations, babies hold a sacred place in our hearts. That is why, when an infant product is found to be defective, the American public cries for … [Read more...]

FDA Announces Class II Recall for Frozen Beef Patties

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a press release on April 2, 2019 warning the public that the FDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service recalled over 20,000 pounds of ready to eat beef patties. The food processing company AdvancePierre Foods, Inc. from Enid, Oklahoma, participated in the … [Read more...]

BOB Stroller Recall Lawsuit Folds After CPSC Staffing Changes

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Beast of Burden (BOB) strollers is a brand of jogging strollers that are marketed as the quintessential carriage system for avid runners to go out with their children or infants. Unfortunately, this quintessential product comes with some rather high risks. Many consumers have reported that the BOB strollers contain dangerous defects, … [Read more...]

Gout Medication, Uloric, Proven To Have Dire Consequences

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Gout Medication, Uloric, Proven To Have Dire Consequences Gout is a problem that a number of Americans have to deal with. Those who live with it know that it is a constant struggle to deal with chronic pain and careful medication. Recently, new requirements have been published regarding the gout medicine, Uloric (febuxostat). A new … [Read more...]

Talcum Powder May Contain Asbestos

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Reports Indicate Johnson & Johnson Knew That Their Talc Based Products Contained Traces of Asbestos Johnson & Johnson has recently been facing lawsuits alleging that the company’s talcum powder-based products contain asbestos fibers. Asbestos is a carcinogenic substance that can cause severe cases of cancer. Johnson & … [Read more...]

Johnson & Johnson Knew About Asbestos Contamination

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Johnson & Johnson Showed Concern Over Asbestos Contamination for Decades Reports indicate that in 1971, one of Johnson & Johnson’s executives wrote to the company’s senior staff indicating that he was concerned over the presence of asbestos in the talc that the company uses to manufacture products such as baby powder. The … [Read more...]

Airbag Recall Leads to Recall of 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe

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USA- According to Caradvice.com.au writes that a recall was issued of Hyundai Santa Fe vehicles after a flaw was found with the vehicle’s rear curtain airbag. The issue seems to be the result of a mounting bolt that sticks out and can damage the airbag fabric. When this occurs, the airbag may not deploy or inflate properly in a … [Read more...]

Retrial in Johnson & Johnson Talc Case Starts Monday

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SOUTH CAROLINA- Blog.cvn.com reports that Johnson & Johnson is facing the retrial of a lawsuit in which the plaintiff allegedly developed mesothelioma after using the company’s talc-based products. The plaintiff, 30-year-old attorney, Bertila Boyd-Bostic, filed the lawsuit after she developed mesothelioma that impacted the lining … [Read more...]

The Legal Battle Over $4.7 Billion Talc Verdict

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USA- According to Law.com, Johnson & Johnson is fighting against a $4.7 billion Missouri verdict. The award was issued after the jury found that the company failed to warn its consumers of the potential risk of ovarian cancer posed by its talc-based products. The company allegedly was aware of the risks for four decades and did … [Read more...]

Drowning Risks Lead to Recall of Scuba Equipment

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USA- KSTP.com reports that a recall was issued for scuba equipment manufactured by Zeagle Sport. The recall, which was issued on Tuesday, October 23, 2018, applies to buoyancy control devices that present a drowning risk. In total, about 2,600 devices have been recalled. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), … [Read more...]

Microbial Contamination-Based Nasal Spray Recall is the Third in 15 Days

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USA- The miamiherald.com reports that the MediNatura is recalling nasal spray, throat spray, and a cough syrup because the water-based products might be contaminated with microbes. The recall applies to the company’s “Clearlife Nasal Spray, Reboost Nasal Spray, Reboost Throat Spray, each in 20 ml bottles, and 125 ml bottles of … [Read more...]

Walmart Issues Massive Recall of Ozark Trail’s Camping Axes

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USA- Usatoday.com reports that Walmart issued a recall of Ozark Trail’s camping axes. The company says that 246,000 axes are subject to the recall. The decision to recall the product is based on a risk that the ax head can become unattached from the handle leading to potentially serious injuries. Walmart sold the axes both in … [Read more...]

Toyota Issues Recall of 2.43 Million Cars Over Stalling Concerns

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TOKYO- According to wsbradio.com, Toyota Motor Corporation is recalling 2.43 million vehicles because they have a potential defect that causes stalling problems. The recall applies to the company’s hybrid vehicles. In a statement released on Friday, the company stated that the cars had a slight risk of stalling because they could … [Read more...]

Bayer Facing Thousands of Lawsuits over Monsanto’s Roundup

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USA- Producer.com reports that Bayer is fighting against the $289 million jury verdict awarded to a California man who supposedly developed cancer after being exposed to glyphosate. The company claims that glyphosate, the main ingredient found in Roundup, is perfectly safe and that the verdict should be overturned or reduced because … [Read more...]

Two Children Die in Bouncy Castle Accidents Highlighting Risks

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UK- Tvnz.co.nz reports that two separate accidents that killed two young girls were not the only bouncy Castle incidents in Britain. Over the course of the last eight years, there have been 22 serious injuries reported because of these inflatables. About one month ago Summer Grant, 7, died after being thrown from a bouncy castle. … [Read more...]

President Macron Calls for a Ban on Glyphosate in France

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FRANCE- Beyondpesticides.org reports the President of France, Emmanual Macron, has called on the French parliament to ban glyphosate, the chemical pesticide used in Monsanto’s Roundup. Parliament refused to issue the ban. Glyphosate has been under scrutiny after some reports indicate the chemical might be carcinogenic. The … [Read more...]

Expert Witness Testifies that Asbestos was Found in J&J Baby Powder

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Los Angeles, CA- The norcalrecord.com reports that a researcher testifying for the plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against Johnson & Johnson has claimed that trace amounts of asbestos were identified in the plaintiff’s bottle of baby powder. The expert witness, Dr. William Longo, works for the MAS lab of Suwanee, Georgia. Dr. … [Read more...]

Lawyers for Fire Damage Caused by Defective Dehumidifiers

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A Number of House Fires Have Been Linked to Faulty Dehumidifiers – The Fire Hazard You Should Know About Dehumidifiers are extremely helpful when excess moisture can cause problems and water damage to homes.  Often, dehumidifiers are used in the basement, especially in warmer months when the air conditioner is running consistently … [Read more...]

Articles about Anesthesia often Retracted Because of Falsified Data

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A disturbing study reveals that both the fabrication of data and a failure to obtain ethical approval are two of the top reasons that articles in anesthesia journals are retracted. The study used a PubMed search that spanned 1987 to 2017. The primary author of the study, Chetra Yean, commented, “In the past few years, there have … [Read more...]

Gastric Balloon Lawsuit Lawyers

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Gastric Balloons Linked to a Dozen Deaths, FDA Warns According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, a popular weight-loss remedy has been tied to the deaths of twelve patients. The procedure is the insertion of a gastric balloon, which is a balloon filled with liquid that is inserted into the stomach. The … [Read more...]

Volkswagen Drivers Beware – Faulty Seatbelts Known to Unbuckle Themselves

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All have defective rear seatbelts Volkswagen has been in the news frequently over the past few years as the carmaker has faced criminal and civil penalties over the emissions scandal as well as facing various recalls.  A recent report out of Finland indicates that specific Volkswagen-made models, including the Seat Arona, the Seat … [Read more...]

Johnson & Johnson Faces Another Talc Trial

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Caused thousands of women to suffer from ovarian cancer. Over the past few years, Johnson & Johnson, the well-known maker of popular talcum powder products, such as Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower to Shower, has been fighting claims that its talcum powder products have caused thousands of women to suffer from … [Read more...]

California Supreme Court – Name Manufacturers Responsible for Generic Drug Labeling

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Under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, drug manufacturers must submit a new drug application before it is able to market a new brand name drug. Additionally, the United States Food and Drug Administration must approve of the drug before it may be marketed. In the new drug application, a sample of the drug’s label must be included. … [Read more...]

Seven Deaths Reported After EpiPens Malfunction

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EpiPens Malfunction Implicated In deaths. For those who suffer from severe allergies, the EpiPen is a miracle device. EpiPens are loaded with epinephrine (adrenaline), which is delivered through a needle after the device is pushed against an individual's leg. The epinephrine stops anaphylaxis. EpiPens are quite common, with nearly 4 … [Read more...]

Crossbow Part Connected to Serious Injuries

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According to KDKA-TV out of Pittsburgh, Ravin Crossbows has issued a recall on a part that comes with some of its products. Specifically, the arrow nocks on some of the company’s crossbows have been recalled. The nocks are made of white plastic and clip onto the bow. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has stated that if … [Read more...]

Ikea Again Recalls Dressers

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According to USA Today, popular furniture and home goods giant Ikea have again recalled about 29 million dressers and chests, citing the death of a child linked to one of the affected models. Ikea Announces a Nationwide Recall of their Dresser and Chests Eight children have died after sustaining injuries caused by unsteady … [Read more...]

Company Equifax Reports Security Breach

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Security Breach at Credit Reporting Company, Equifax. The credit reporting firm Equifax caused an uproar when it admitted they had been hacked to the tune of approximately 143 million Americans. By the time the company reported it, there was nothing that could be done. This could be the worst personal information leak of all time. … [Read more...]

Bitcoin Cash Price Soars, Coinbase Customers Threaten Lawsuits

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Why Bitcoin Technology is Changing National law firm Parker Waichman LLP has successfully represented individuals who suffered losses due to company policy changes and technology issues.  The firm is investigating potential lawsuits over losses suffered due to Coinbase’s refusal to honor Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin is approximately 10 … [Read more...]

Monsanto’s Roundup Linked to Leukemia Hodgkins and Non-Hodgins Lymphoma

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Seek Justice With a Roundup Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Lawsuit Roundup is the world's most popular herbicide. The weed-killer has been sold since the 1970s, but research has found that Roundup is tied to some life-threatening health risks. Environmental scientists and consumer groups are concerned that glyphosate, the main ingredient in … [Read more...]

Propane Cylinder Recall Due to Faulty Valve and Fire Potential

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Approximately 24,000 propane cylinders are being recalled due to a fire and explosion hazard. This recall concerns Flame King, Little Kamper, and U-Haul refillable cylinders used with outdoor appliances. The serial numbers are printed on the foot ring of the cylinder and the brand logo and size is printed on the front of the … [Read more...]

Hardcore Formulations Issues Recall for Bodybuilding Drugs

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A consent decree of permanent injunction against Medistat U.S. District Judge William H. Steele barred Medistat RX LLC, its owners and pharmacist-in charge, from making, holding, or distributing drugs until it complies with federal law. The Alabama Judge signed off on a consent decree of permanent injunction against Medistat on July … [Read more...]

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