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Risperdal Lawsuits Continue to Mount

Risperdal is an atypical antipsychotic approved by the U.S Food & Drug Administration to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and irritability…

11 years ago

If You Thought the Sale of Asbestos Was Illegal, Think Again

Many clients in the asbestos litigation are shocked to learn that the sale of asbestos is not illegal. Even in…

11 years ago

Did BASF and/or Asbestos Defense Lawyers Destroy Evidence?

The daughter of an engineer who worked at Engelhard Corporation (a New Jersey company) contracted mesothelioma, a form of cancer…

11 years ago

Toxic Chemicals, Benzene Concentrations Increase Exponentially by Fracking Sites

In a world increasingly concerned about available sources of energy, scientific innovations have opened the door to new methods of…

11 years ago

Your cosmetic products may contain asbestos!

Thousands of consumer products contain that fine powder called talc. In a recent study, scientists from three different laboratories discuss…

11 years ago

So-called tort reform does not decrease costs or reduce testing ordered by doctors

The forces behind so-called tort reform (more accurately named tort deform) argue that tort reform legislation will save consumers money…

11 years ago

Johnson & Johnson withdrawing surgical tool that can spread cancer in women

On Wednesday, July 30th, Johnson & Johnson announced it was withdrawing a surgical tool that can spread cancer in women. …

12 years ago

FDA to Require Blood Clot Warnings on Testosterone Products

On June 20, 2014 the United States Food and Drug Administration announced that it would require the manufacturers of all…

12 years ago

Mesothelioma Statutes of Limitations

Mesothelioma is among the most insidious and deadly forms of cancer, one that tragically claims the health and lives of…

13 years ago

Actos Litigation Heats Up

Actos is a diabetes drug which unfortunately causes bladder cancer.  2,500 cases have been filed against Takeda and other corporate…

13 years ago