Personal Injury, Class Action & Employment Law Blog

Carcinogens or cancer-causing chemicals, which are found in tobacco cigarettes, are also found in e-cigarettes, a new study has found. According to a news report in The Washington Post, the study published in the journal

At a time when more and more research is showing that e-cigarettes could be damaging to your health and well being, here is yet another study from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, which

Jané has issued a product defect recall for hundreds of its Muum strollers. The stroller’s design allows an unharnessed child to pass through the opening between the stroller seat and armrest, posing a strangulation and

Tallmadge D’Elia, 38, was killed when his vape pen exploded and sent projectiles into his head. According to a report in the Washington Post, D’Elia’s death is believed to be the first caused by an

Thousands of vegetable slicers or mandolins sold at large stores such as Target, Kohl’s and Macy’s are being recalled because of their extremely sharp blades that could pose a serious laceration hazard. According to Today.com,

Fox 11 has posted test videos it has exclusively obtained of exploding Nutribullet blenders that have allegedly injured several consumers who have sued the manufacturer. In 2017, Nutribullet produced the test videos in question. The

The “ghost riders” phenomenon on 3,300 Indian brand motorcycles may not be a mere myth. According to a USA Today news report, the Minnesota-based company has issued a recall for these motorcycles because the engines

A jury in New Jersey has ruled that Johnson & Johnson and talc miner Imerys must pay $37 million to an investment banker who blamed the companies’ talcum powder products for causing him to develop

H-E-B, a supermarket chain based in San Antonio, Texas, has issued a product defect recall for about 2.5 million GTC halogen light bulbs. According to news reports, the bulbs could potentially explode and cause lacerations

A product defect recall has been issued for about 600,000 Dr. Brown’s Lovey pacifiers and teether holders after it was determined that they could pose choking hazards. According to a USA Today news report, the