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Hair Relaxer Lawsuit Settlements
Using chemical hair straightening products has been linked to an increased risk of uterine cancer and other serious health conditions. Lawsuits alleging damages have been filed throughout the United States seeking compensation for damages. Why Are Women Filing Hair Relaxer Lawsuits? An NIH study reported that women had a higher risk of developing uterine cancer… read more
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know Before Filing a Tylenol Lawsuit
Tylenol is an over-the-counter pain reliever that contains the active ingredient acetaminophen. Most people have heard about or used the medication, often as a remedy for a headache or to help ease a fever. Alongside Advil, a similar drug with a different active ingredient (ibuprofen), Tylenol is one of the most popular medications many rely… read more
Read MoreMaryland Stops Statute of Limitations for Sexual Abuse Lawsuits
Sexual abuse, especially childhood sexual abuse, is a traumatic event that leaves lifelong emotional scars. Victims might not feel free to talk about their abuse for years, perhaps even decades. By the time these people speak out, the statute of limitations deadline may have passed, barring prosecution and preventing victims from filing lawsuits to compensate… read more
Read MoreHair Relaxers Linked to Infertility in Women
Chemical hair relaxers are common for women with wavy or curly hair to achieve temporary straightness. Black and Hispanic women are more likely than people of other races or ethnicities to use chemical hair straighteners. If you’ve experienced difficulty getting pregnant or carrying to term because of exposure to chemical relaxers, you may have grounds… read more
Read MoreTylenol Lawsuits – 2023 Settlement and Procedural Updates
In recent months, more than 100 plaintiffs have filed defective drug lawsuits against pharmaceutical manufacturer Johnson & Johnson as well as retailers CVS, Costco, Family Dollar, Rite Aid, Safeway, Sam’s Warehouse, Target, Walgreens and Walmart. The Tylenol lawsuits allege that evidence of the dangers of Tylenol and its active ingredient, acetaminophen, were available to the… read more
Read MoreSanofi Reportedly Destroyed Emails Related to Zantac Safety Recall
In recent court filings, the plaintiffs allege Sanofi destroyed emails regarding a 2019 recall of Zantac, a popular heartburn medication. Zantac was used to treat a variety of conditions in addition to heartburn, including GERD, acid reflux, and ulcers. The emails include emails from Michael Bailey, the head of regulatory affairs for Sanofi’s U.S. Consumer… read more
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