BP, Chevron, Walmart, and other fuel retailers are being sued over allegations they used AI in a gas price-fixing scheme, causing Californians to pay more for fuel. The lawsuit was structured to become a class action, and could end up involving tens of thousands, possibly millions, of consumers.
Parents often discover a baby product is dangerous only after children have already been injured. Learn what to do after a high chair or other children's product is recalled, how recalls work, and when a defective product may give rise to a product liability claim in Virginia.
Back pain after a car accident may signal a serious spinal injury, even if symptoms appear days later. Learn which warning signs to watch for, how these injuries affect personal injury claims, and what Virginia accident victims should know before accepting a settlement.
A Ventura County DUI bicycle crash that led to murder charges highlights the risks cyclists face even in designated bike lanes. Learn how criminal cases differ from civil claims and what injured cyclists and families should know after a serious California bicycle accident.
Mixed results in recent Johnson & Johnson talc powder trials shows these ovarian cancer lawsuits are extremely complex and far from guaranteed. With more than 67,000 claims still pending, evidence and exposure history may determine who recovers compensation.
The NIH has cleared the way for the first human trial of a purified kratom compound for opioid use disorder. But what does the announcement mean for consumers, Louisiana's kratom ban, and ongoing safety concerns?
A new federal MDL involving Boston Scientific spinal cord stimulators was established on June 5. It comes as more than 80,000 device injuries have been reported. Patients allege defective spinal cord stimulators caused severe pain, revision surgeries, and renewed dependence on opioid medications.
