The husband of a woman who died from complications of gastroparesis allegedly caused by Ozempic has filed a lawsuit against Novo Nordisk, the drug manufacturer. At the same time, the GLP-1 weight loss drug multidistrict litigation (MDL) has grown to include over 3,600 lawsuits.
Between February 2026 and May 2026, more than 1,600 lawsuits were filed in the federal birth control tumor MDL, bringing the total to nearly 3,800. It’s one of the fastest growing mass torts in the U.S., and new filings allege Pfizer knew of the risk of meningiomas as far back as 1983.
According to the most recent report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), released in November 2024, toy-related injuries remain a serious concern for American families. In
Lithium-ion e-bike battery fires are becoming a growing safety concern in San Francisco. Learn what to do if an e-bike starts smoking and how to reduce fire risks at home.
A recent 60 Minutes investigation highlighted how “chameleon carriers” avoid trucking safety oversight by restarting under new identities. Learn why these companies create risks for Texas drivers and can complicate truck accident claims.
A $7.25B deal promises payouts for Roundup cancer victims, but tiered compensation, denied claims, and lower payouts versus jury verdicts raise serious fairness concerns for thousands of cancer plaintiffs.
Wondering what really causes most motorcycle accidents? Research points to driver error—not reckless riding—as a leading factor. Learn how these crashes occur and why Virginia's negligence laws make experienced legal representation especially important.
To be eligible for employee injury benefits in Detroit, a worker must show the injury, illness, or worsened condition is related to the job and affects the ability to work.
What’s really in infant formula? New FDA testing provides answers while raising broader questions about safety, transparency, and ongoing NEC lawsuits tied to premature infant care.
