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Johnson & Johnson Will Finally Stop Selling Talc-Based Baby Powder in U.S.
May 21st, 2020 | Talcum powder cancer
Johnson & Johnson has announced that it will finally stop selling its talc-based Baby Powder in the U.S and Canada after thousands of lawsuits claimed that the product causes ovarian cancer. The company faces more than 19,000 lawsuits from cancer patients and their survivors claiming its talc was contaminated with asbestos, a known carcinogen, and […]Read More
Important Coronavirus Update
March 16th, 2020 | Cory watson attorneys
During this time of growing concern and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 virus, we want to assure our existing and future clients that there will be no disruption in legal services from our firm. Cory Watson is fully prepared to continue to provide the same superior customer service, expertise, and experience you would expect from […]Read More
Bloomberg Business: The FDA Recall System is Voluntary and Broken
January 15th, 2020 | Drug litigation
Bloomberg Business recently published a comprehensive look at how patients suffer when drug manufacturers and regulators fail to protect them and effectively recall dangerous drugs from their medicine cabinets. For the past 25 years, the experienced drug injury lawyers at Cory Watson have helped thousands of victims hurt because of dangerous medical devices and unsafe […]Read More
Could Your Holiday Party Get You Sued? What Every Party Host Needs to Know
December 12th, 2019 | Personal injuries
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Friends, neighbors, and co-workers find time to get together and host holiday festivities — from Christmas parties to New Year’s celebrations. In addition to food and entertainment, hosts often provide beer, wine, or other alcoholic drinks to their guests. But what are the legal risks involved when […]Read More
Here’s Why Zantac Was Pulled From Drugstores, And What You Should Do Now
October 30th, 2019 | Drug litigation
According to the New York Times, major drugstore retailers have pulled Zantac off of their shelves due to certain versions of the heartburn medication containing potentially cancer-causing ingredients. Pharmacy chains announced that they were no longer selling the product after the Food and Drug Administration issued a statement in September 2019 saying that Zantac and its […]Read More
4 People Have Died from Legionnaire’s Outbreak Linked to Hot Tub Display at North Carolina State Fair
October 21st, 2019 | Legionnaires disease
Four people have died and more than 140 people have been hospitalized from a Legionnaire’s disease outbreak linked to a hot tub display at the North Carolina State Fair. Health officials have linked the outbreak back to the Mountain State Fair, held September 6-15, 2019 at the Western North Carolina Agricultural Center in Fletcher, North […]Read More
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
September 11th, 2019 | Talcum powder cancer
More than 14,000 women lose their lives to ovarian cancer in the United States each year. By raising awareness and increasing education about this terrible disease and what causes it, we can all do our part to help prevent new cases from occurring in the future. What are the Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer? Approximately 21,000 […]Read More
Universal Security Instruments Recalls 180,000 Smoke Detectors
August 1st, 2019 | Product liability
Universal Security Instruments has recalled 180,000 smoke detectors and alarms. The company has received more than 130 reports of the alarms not working properly when tested after installation, according to the recall notice issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The sole purpose of smoke detectors (also called smoke alarms) is to save lives. We […]Read More
Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Shuts Down Sheraton Atlanta Hotel
July 22nd, 2019 | Legionnaires disease
Atlanta’s sixth-largest hotel has shut down as health officials investigate an outbreak of the potentially deadly Legionnaires’ disease. The Sheraton Atlanta on Courtland Street, a popular downtown convention hotel, shut down on July 15 after guests who recently stayed at the hotel tested positive for the disease, which causes serious lung infections. A number of […]Read More
Chemours Throws DuPont Under the Bus In Court Filings
July 3rd, 2019 | Environmental
The tangled DuPont PFAS web continues to unravel, and it appears that the company just has not learned their lesson. A recent article by North Carolina Policy Watch reveals: “DuPont could have permanently stopped discharging perfluorinated compounds – PFAS – from its Fayetteville (NC) Works plant into the Cape Fear River nine years ago, but […]Read More
