Category: Product Liability
Roundup Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
Roundup is a weed and grass killer that has been associated with higher rates of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. About 4% of people with this cancer develop Cutaneous T-Cell lymphoma.
$70 Million Awarded in 3rd Baby Powder Cancer Trial
$70 million has been awarded to a woman who sued Johnson & Johnson for failing to warn that baby powder causes ovarian cancer.
Roundup Follicular Lymphoma
Roundup is an herbicide that is associated with higher rates of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in studies of farm-workers. About 20-30% of victims develop follicular lymphoma, a slow-growing cancer.
Keurig K-Cup Burn Injury Lawsuit Filed by Louisiana Man
October 7, 2016 — A man who was seriously burned when his recalled Keurig K-Cup MINI Plus coffee-maker spewed hot water has filed a federal lawsuit in Louisiana. The lawsuit (PDF) was filed by Richard P., a man who is...
Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuits Centralized in MDL
All federal lawsuits claiming that Johnson's Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower can cause ovarian cancer have been centralized in a Multi-District Litigation.
Roundup Lawsuits Centralized in Northern California MDL
A panel of federal judges has centralized dozens of Roundup lawsuits in a Multi-District Litigation in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
Third Baby Powder Cancer Trial Underway in St. Louis
All eyes are on St. Louis as a third trial gets underway over the risk of ovarian cancer from Johnson's Baby Powder.
Class Action Filed Over Samsung Washing Machine Explosions
September 28, 2016 — Samsung is warning that certain top-loading washing machines can explode and cause severe injuries or property damage. An investigation revealed that 21 explosions have been reported since last year, according to ABC News. The Consumer Product...
Texas Diocto Lawyer
Diocto Liquid® is a docusate sodium laxative that was recalled after a major outbreak of B. cepacia infections. Health officials now say the products should not be used in any patients for any medical purposes.
Texas YoYo Sparkler Lawyer
Jake's Fireworks recalled over half a million YoYo Sparklers because they can burn too fast down the stick or explode into flames. At least 12 people were injured, including a man with severe burns who filed a lawsuit in September...