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Defective Products
Lawsuit Claims Breast Implants Caused Lymphoma
The FDA announced recently that it has over 410 reports of Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL), a form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Among those reports there were nine deaths. It was revealed that both textured and smooth implants could lead to this type of cancer, although textured implants were the cause more often. The…
Read MorePossible Design Defect in Automatic Shifters
If you have been in the market for a car in the past few years, you may have noticed that the automatic transmission lever in many vehicles does not look the same as in earlier models. Technological advances have led to many auto-designers electing to install “e-shifters” instead of the usual gear-shift. The problem is…
Read MoreFidget Spinners Contain Dangerous Amounts of Lead, Researcher Says
According to an environmental researcher, some fidget spinners contain dangerous amounts of lead. The woman who is an independent lead poisoning prevention advocate tested several various fidget spinners using an XRF instrument, which analyzes chemicals found in different substances. In total, she tested over 10 different spinners for the presence of lead and mercury. After…
Read MoreNew Jersey Product Liability Lawyers: Defective Food Product
Food products are recalled every day for a variety of reasons. For example, the company that produced such a product may have failed to list allergens, or there may be other labeling issues. One thing is certain, unexpected food issues are a serious safety concern. If you have had a problem with a food product,…
Read MoreCaffeine Overdose Fatally Injures South Carolina Teen
A caffeine overdose fatally injured a South Carolina teen in April. The 16-year-old boy consumed a large diet soda, café latte, and an energy drink within a two-hour period, and then collapsed. Medical examiners suggest that the caffeine, which exceeded a safe level for his weight and height, may have caused a heart arrhythmia that…
Read MoreNew Jersey Medical Malpractice Lawyers Discuss Risks of Hernia Mesh
A hernia is a common condition that occurs when tissue or organs push through a weak spot or a tear in abdominal muscle. Hernias are often repaired with surgical mesh, which has proven to be very effective in preventing recurrence. In fact, mesh has become the standard for hernia repair. However, not all mesh products…
Read MoreRetailer Liability in New Jersey Defective Product Claims
Retailers have a legal responsibility to ensure that the products they sell are free from inherent risks to the consumer when used properly. When a consumer is injured by a defective or dangerous product, they may be able to sue the retailer that sold them the merchandise via a product liability lawsuit. In New Jersey,…
Read MoreNew Jersey Consumer Fraud Lawyer Discuss BMW Class Action Case
A class action lawsuit has been filed against BMW of North America, alleging that their hands-free remote locking feature is defective. The participants claim that the doors lock spontaneously and that BMW failed to properly notify consumers of this auto defect. The suit applies to all 2008 through 2015 X5 models that have the remote…
Read MoreNew Jersey Defective Product Lawyers Discuss Breach of Warranty Lawsuits
Many products come with a warranty, which guarantees that the product’s quality will meet a certain standard. A breach of warranty occurs when a product is defective or fails to meet that standard of quality. Depending on their use, defective products can often result in serious injury. Federal and state laws regarding product warranties vary…
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