The ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic halted many aspects of the American way of life. The legal system, which did take a pause for a few months, is the latest to go virtual. This is good news for mesothelioma and asbestos-disease victims, who have waited patiently for their deserved...
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Johnson & Johnson, the maker of a controversial cancer-causing baby powder product, settled more than 1,000 asbestos lawsuits to the tune of a nine-figure bill. According to...
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One of the trickiest aspects of mesothelioma claims is the statute of limitations. A recent case in Minnesota proves why — and is evidence that victims should contact an...
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The nature of welding — joining two metal parts together — requires an intense amount of heat. This heat can cause damage to a welder’s primary tool, the welding rod. So it...
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Georgia-Pacific LLC, an affiliate company of Koch Industries, has pledged $1 billion to start an asbestos trust fund. The fund is for victims of mesothelioma and other...
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More Americans are learning the dangers of talc products. They’re learning how talcum powder can cause cancer, notably mesothelioma. Thankfully, victims are taking...
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A Missouri appeals court upheld a multi-billion-dollar verdict in a Johnson & Johnson case tied to a group of women’s asbestos-caused ovarian cancer. The New York Times...
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Johnson & Johnson isn’t the only company in the mesothelioma news cycle — for the wrong reasons. Chanel — a manufacturer of numerous skincare products, among other...
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Asbestos long overstayed its welcome as a fixture of American commercial industries. The problem is asbestos keeps showing up in places and products where it shouldn’t be. The...
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Johnson & Johnson announced Tuesday it would no longer sell its popular talc-based baby powder product in the United States and Canada. The company faces an enormous wave of...
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