“Toxic tort” is a general legal term that covers the legal issues surrounding exposure to substances that are inherently toxic and the manufacturers’ liability for damages caused by exposure to the drug. Exposure to a toxic chemical or substance most often occurs in...
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FDA warns consumers not to use type of electric heating pad
Manufacturers may have to abide by a dizzying number of regulations before they can put their products on the market in the United States, but sometimes dangerous products slip through. And when they do, consumers can be badly injured. Recently, the FDA issued a...
Sleep apnea and ventilator device problems
Medical devices can improve people’s health and save their lives in myriad ways. Texans and people across the nation who use these products are reasonable in expecting that they will be tested for safety before they are released to the public. If people are harmed by...
Recouping losses after a bad trade deal
The debacle posed by Syngenta’s misrepresentation of imported GMO grain from China a decade ago led to the largest agricultural class-action lawsuit in the history of this country. In 2018, the $1.51 billion settlement represented corn producers, ethanol plants and...
Anatomy of a products liability case
Defective products are responsible for thousands of injuries in Texas and across the United States every year. A defective product is any product that is unreasonably dangerous and that can cause injury when a consumer uses it according to its intended purpose. Some...
Hearing loss claims among military personnel
Military personnel have given years of their lives in service to our country. To come away after their term of duty is finished with hearing loss, due to defective equipment that the U.S. military provided to them, is an unnecessary and unacceptable sacrifice....
More deaths from inclined infant sleepers reported
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, infants should sleep alone, on their backs, without restraints, on a firm, flat surface free from soft bedding or padded bumpers. Inclined infant sleepers do not conform to these guidelines. They are not flat or firm...