Product Liability
FDA Upgrades Target Baby Wipes Recall to Class I Over Bacterial Contamination
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded Target’s voluntary recall of certain Up & Up baby wipes to a Class I recall, the
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded Target’s voluntary recall of certain Up & Up baby wipes to a Class I recall, the
By Eddie J. Ruiz, JD, LL.M. Legal Journalist and Researcher Is Kratom Safe Because It’s Natural? One of the biggest misconceptions in the dietary supplement
One of the United States’ most beloved holidays is just around the corner. We love to celebrate the 4th of July and all that it
May 26, 2026 Written by Eddie Ruiz Reviewed by Adam Evans | Mass Tort Attorney | Reviewed May 2026 Senior District Judge Allows Most Claims
Patients treated for chronic skin conditions often rely on medications to control inflammation and improve quality of life. However, recent legal claims have raised questions
The Dupixent cancer lawsuit centers on allegations that a widely prescribed eczema drug may be associated with a rare form of lymphoma and that patients
Prescription medications are required to include clear safety information so healthcare providers and patients can make informed decisions. When that information is incomplete or potentially
A Cook County jury has awarded $53 million in damages to four families who alleged that a preterm infant formula contributed to a serious and
Families across Austin came together on March 28 for a festive and family-focused afternoon at The Carlson Law Firm’s Carlson Cares Car-Hop Easter Stop. The
A federal judge has declined to overturn an $8.8 million verdict awarded to a woman injured by a multicooker. This marks another major development in