A Class Action and Personal Injury Law Firm
Devastating wildfires continue to impact Southern California communities, with increasingly severe seasons causing unprecedented damage. Recent data shows that utility companies play a significant role in these disasters, with power lines causing six of California’s 20 most destructive wildfires since 2015.
Continue Reading about Southern California Wildfire Property Claims
Our law firm is representing consumers who have suffered complications from Covidien’s Parietex hernia mesh products. Through years of experience handling these cases, we’ve developed deep insight into both the medical complications and legal challenges faced by patients with Parietex mesh implants.
Continue Reading about Covidien Parietex Mesh Complications & Lawsuits
Our attorneys are investigating Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy lawsuits for individuals who experienced severe complications while using these medications for weight loss. These medications have reportedly been linked to severe injuries including gastroparesis (stomach paralysis) and other gastrointestinal problems.
Continue Reading about GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications Under Investigation
In a significant development, U.S. District Judge J. Philip Calabrese has denied the majority of a motion to dismiss filed by Suboxone manufacturer Indivior Inc., allowing the failure to warn claims and a majority of the design defect claims to proceed. This ruling, issued on December 31, 2024, advances the multidistrict litigation (MDL) concerning the… Read More
Our law firm is investigating cases involving silicosis, pulmonary diseases, and autoimmune diseases caused by workplace silica dust exposure. These cases primarily affect workers who make, finish, or install stone products, as well as sandblasters, miners, masons, rock drillers, and glass manufacturers. In recent years, numerous people who make, finish, or install stone countertop products… Read More
Medical device manufacturers produce a variety of implantable products, including the Bard PowerPort or port-a-cath, which are also known as injection ports and implanted port catheters. These devices are designed to provide long-term access to the bloodstream for patients who need frequent injections or infusions of medications, fluids, or blood products.
