Defective products have the potential to cause significant harm to consumers, including spinal cord injuries. Injured victims can file a lawsuit against the parties responsible for the defective product. This may include the manufacturer, distributor, or even the retailer in certain cases. Common Defective Products Responsible for Spinal Cord Injuries Defective products have the...
New parents are naturally filled with worry for their newborns and infants, but they should not have to worry and put their babies at risk with everyday products. Unfortunately, not all consumer products, prove safe. Just a few days ago, on January 10, 2023, in conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC),...
When a doctor prescribes medication to treat an existing illness, patients expect the medication will aid them when they need it. Unfortunately, however, this isn’t always the case as some prescribed medications can actually cause more harm than good. Such is the case for the drug Pentosan, commonly known by its brand name, Elmiron,...
Despite major progress made in the regulation of consumer products, dangerous defective products – even for the youngest and most vulnerable members of society – continue to make it into the marketplace by the hundreds of thousands. We not only understand the emotional turmoil a parent endures when a child is hurt or killed...
Recently, 3M agreed to settle a claim and pay the federal government $9.1 million for the damages caused by its defective Dual-Ended Combat Earplugs. The settlement was the result of a False Claims Act or “Whistleblower” claim where someone came forward and “blew the whistle” on what 3M has allegedly known for years –...
Monsanto Co., creators of the genetically-modified “Roundup Ready” seeds, found a solution for crops to withstand the adverse effects of Roundup. Consumers supposedly now have the capability to kill weeds without harming essential crops due to Roundup’s active ingredient chemical glyphosate, one of the world’s most widely-used crop chemicals. However, consistent use of the...
