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Zostavax

Merck & Co. faces lawsuits over its shingles vaccine Zostavax, which plaintiffs allege may cause severe side effects like blindness and paralysis.

Cast Iron Pipes

At best, cast iron pipes will last for roughly 50 years. Some homeowners faced with leaking pipes though are now being denied compensation from insurance companies.

Abilify

Abilify is used to treat depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. But evidence suggests that the drug may cause compulsive behaviors like gambling.

Takata Airbags

Takata airbags may contain a volatile chemical that can cause airbags to explode during deployment, spraying shrapnel into the cabin and harming occupants.

Talcum Powder

Talc products like Johnson's Baby Powder have been linked to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. Thousands have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson.

Essure Birth Control

The Essure permanent birth control device is linked to thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths. The FDA has ordered Essure to carry a "black box" warning.

IVC Filters

Inferior vena cava (IVC) filters are devices designed to keep blood clots from reaching the heart and lungs. However, the filters have been linked to severe complications.

Hernia Mesh

Hernia meshes like Ethicon's Physiomesh and Atrium's C-Qur have been linked to severe side effects and revision surgeries, spawning lawsuits by patients.

Drugs View All

Xarelto

Xarelto is marketed as being easier to use than warfarin. But Bayer's ads failed to mention that Xarelto may cause uncontrolled, irreversible bleeding.

Zostavax

Merck & Co. faces lawsuits over its shingles vaccine Zostavax, which plaintiffs allege may cause severe side effects like blindness and paralysis.

Testosterone Therapy

Testosterone therapy was allegedly marketed to men who suffer from "Low T," a vague condition that may have little scientific basis.

Abilify

Abilify is used to treat depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. But evidence suggests that the drug may cause compulsive behaviors like gambling.

TDF HIV Drugs

Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) drugs like Truvada, Viread, Atripla, and Complera are linked to an increased risk of kidney disease and bone fractures.

Onglyza

Onglyza is linked to an increased risk of heart failure, heart attack, cardiovascular injury, and even death.

Invokana

The diabetes drug Invokana has been linked to diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), kidney problems, pancreatitis, cardiovascular risks, and bone fractures.

Byetta

Type 2 diabetes drug Byetta is linked to an increased risk of pancreatic cancer in patients, but the drug's label does not warn about this side effect.

Medical Devices View All

Sorin Stockert 3T Heater-Cooler

The 3T heater-cooler helps regulate the temperatures of patients during invasive surgery, but research shows it may also expose them to deadly bacterial infections.

Stryker Hip Implants

Stryker has produced several metal-on-metal hip implants that may not function as they should, leading to recalls, revision surgeries, and lawsuits.

DePuy Joint Implants

DePuy knee and elbow replacements allegedly have a history of causing painful side effects for patients, often prompting revision surgeries, recalls, and lawsuits.

Neurovascular Stents

The FDA has received reports that neurovascular stents for stent-assisted coiling caused brain aneurysms to rupture in some patients, resulting in strokes and even death.

Essure Birth Control

The Essure permanent birth control device is linked to thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths. The FDA has ordered Essure to carry a "black box" warning.

Bair Hugger

The Bair Hugger patient warming device may stir up contaminants during surgery, leading to deep joint infections, lengthy recoveries, and other complications.

IVC Filters

Inferior vena cava (IVC) filters are devices designed to keep blood clots from reaching the heart and lungs. However, the filters have been linked to severe complications.

Hernia Mesh

Hernia meshes like Ethicon's Physiomesh and Atrium's C-Qur have been linked to severe side effects and revision surgeries, spawning lawsuits by patients.

Automobiles View All

Volkswagen

Volkswagen TDI vehicles were supposed to deliver great performance and low pollution, but lawsuits allege that VW cheated on emissions tests.

Continental Airbags

Many Continental airbags have a defect that may cause the airbag to malfunction, potentially injuring drivers. Victims seek compensation for accident injuries and financial losses.

GM Ignition Switch

Defective GM ignition switches can allegedly move out of position and cause vehicles to lose power while they're moving. The switches are blamed for hundreds of deaths and injuries.

Takata Airbags

Takata airbags may contain a volatile chemical that can cause airbags to explode during deployment, spraying shrapnel into the cabin and harming occupants.

Toyota Oil Consumption Defect

Drivers across America filed a class action lawsuit against Toyota over vehicles with defective engines that burn excessive amounts of oil.

Self-Driving Cars

Self-driving cars are marketed as a safer alternative to human drivers. But the new technology has been linked to fatal crashes after failing to detect oncoming vehicles.

Uber

Uber is the target of class action lawsuits that argue drivers should be classified as employees--not independent contractors--and entitled to worker benefits.

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Drones

The U.S. is projected to have more than seven million drones by 2020. But drone technology may still be far away from preventing collisions.

Dicamba

Dicamba is an herbicide that allegedly can move offsite, reducing crop yield. Many farmers have filed lawsuits against manufacturers seeking compensation for crop losses.

Samsung Galaxy Phones

Some Samsung Galaxy phones have faulty batteries that may overheat and even explode. Samsung has recalled the Galaxy Note 7 and now faces lawsuits over the issue.

Roundup Weed Killer

Monsanto’s Roundup has been linked to cancer. Farmers and gardeners diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma are filing lawsuits against the company.

Mesothelioma

For decades, millions of workers may have been exposed to asbestos. Every year thousands of Americans are diagnosed with mesothelioma, a disease linked to asbestos.

Cast Iron Pipes

At best, cast iron pipes will last for roughly 50 years. Some homeowners faced with leaking pipes though are now being denied compensation from insurance companies.

Talcum Powder

Talc products like Johnson's Baby Powder have been linked to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. Thousands have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson.

Furniture Tip-Overs

Furniture tip-overs send 40,000 people to the ER every year: 25,000 of them are children. Many file lawsuits against manufacturers alleging negligence or wrongful death.

Disaster View All

9/11 Terrorist Attacks

The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) allows 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia for allegedly supporting the terrorist attacks.

Northern California Wildfires

The Atlas and Tubbs wildfires are the deadliest and most destructive in CA history. Victims who suffered severe injuries or lost property may be eligible for a lawsuit.

Discrimination and Abuse View All

Child Sexual Abuse

The Catholic Church, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Boy Scouts of America may have failed to protect children from abuse. Survivors may want to pursue legal action.

Employee Rights View All

Wage & Hour Employment Cases

The Fair Labor Standards Act as well as state laws provide workers with minimum wage and overtime protections. Find out what rights workers have and how a lawsuit can recover back wages.

Independent Contractor Misclassification

Workers improperly classified as independent contractors are denied important legal protections and job-based benefits. Learn more about this growing problem in the American economy.

Whistleblower Claims

Whistleblowers can earn financial rewards for reporting fraud in many industries, including healthcare, defense, Big Pharma, manufacturing, education, and finance.

Uber

Uber is the target of class action lawsuits that argue drivers should be classified as employees--not independent contractors--and entitled to worker benefits.