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The amount of money spent by lawyers and law firms on television and digital ads targeting people with potential Camp Lejeune contaminated water claims is reaching historic levels. For example, more than $145 million has been spent on television and social media advertising in 2022, according to ad data reviewed...

A class action complaint against beauty giant Dior, specifically Dior Beauty, in the Northern District of California for misleading and false product claims. This is an ongoing and developing class action complaint.  Two of Dior Beauty’s foundation products formulated with SPF claiming 24-hour protection have been proven otherwise, with the...

Lawsuits and Veterans Administration (VA) claims continue to be filed by service members and their loved ones who have developed physical ailments after being exposed to tainted drinking water at Camp Lejeune.  As investigators continue to look into this environmental disaster, they learn more information about the chemicals detected in...

A lawsuit has been filed against Ford in the beginning of February 2023 in regards to the faulty fuel injector in Ford Bronco Sport and Escape vehicles. Of those two models, certain fuel injectors were found to have immense cracks that can result in the entire vehicle catching on fire....

On February 8, 2023, Fabuloso voluntarily recalled their Multi-Purpose Cleaners due to the products containing the life-threatening bacteria species Pseudomonas. Those affected before the recall  from Fabuloso manufacturer, Colgate-Palmolive, occurred are now taking legal action against Fabuloso for the brand’s negligence and putting consumers at risk.  The problem began when...

In new class action lawsuits continually growing in numbers, women who took Tylenol while pregnant are reporting that it caused their child to be born with ADHD or autism.  The maker of the brand, Johnson & Johnson, is being held accountable with claims suggesting that they should have known the...

Water treatment facilities that service Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, have been linked to contaminated drinking water. Administrative and Veterans Administration (VA) claims are being pursued by service members and civilians alike suffering various health complications.  These conditions, including various forms of cancer, have all been linked to chemicals found in...

By now, you may be familiar with reports that the Camp Lejeune water supply was tainted by toxic chemicals for decades, from the 1950s to the 1980s.  Individuals who lived or worked at Camp Lejeune between August 1953 and December 1987 for a period of at least 30 days, or...

Between 1953 and 1987, military service members, their loved ones, and civilian workers at the Camp Lejeune military base were routinely exposed to toxic, dangerous chemicals through the water supply. Reports indicate that potentially more than one million people were exposed to toxic substances through the drinking water at Camp...

Cited to be causing potential toxic chemical and carcinogenic exposure, Philips has recalled millions of CPAP, BiPAP, and ventilator machines. These machines are all utilized by individuals who suffer from cancer, lung issues, or other medical problems.  Through use of these machines, however, their problems were only made significantly worse...

Victims of the most horrific water contamination and government coverup in US history desperately wait for an update on their Camp Lejeune Justice Act administrative claims. The first batch, filed 6 months ago, are finally able to seek justice in court. As they awaited a response to their claims, the...

In August 2022, Congress passed a law giving individuals the right to sue for the losses they have suffered due to drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune. Thousands of compensation claims have been filed since the passage of the law, with tens and even hundreds of thousands more expected to...