Below are some of the personal injury lawsuits and product defect class actions our attorneys are currently working on.
Defective Hernia Surgical Mesh
Thousands of personal injury lawsuits have been filed against hernia mesh manufacturers. Most of these lawsuits allege that the hernia mesh manufacturers failed to warn doctors and patients of the severe complications associated with their mesh products.
Some hernia mesh lawsuits also allege design and manufacturing defects in these medical devices resulting in severe injuries to the implant recipients.
The FDA’s 510(k) approval allowed these companies to fast-track these devices to the market without taking reasonable time to research the potential complications.
The device manufacturers’ negligence, the lawsuits allege, has caused needless pain and suffering. Many patients have endured repeated surgeries, suffered dangerous infections, perforated organs or bowels, and experienced severe and life-altering pain.
Consumer Class Actions
Joining a class action lawsuit offers compelling benefits, making it an attractive option for those seeking justice. By pooling resources and grievances, class actions create a stronger case against powerful defendants, leveling the playing field. Legal costs are shared, making it more affordable and accessible, especially for smaller claims. This approach ensures consistent compensation for all members, increasing the likelihood of success.
Additionally, class actions hold corporations accountable for widespread harm, driving meaningful changes in corporate behavior and regulatory reforms. The process is streamlined, reducing redundancy and expediting litigation while providing access to top-tier legal representation.
Ultimately, class actions democratize access to justice, allowing individuals from diverse backgrounds to unite and seek redress, making it a powerful tool for achieving fairness and accountability.
Our attorneys are currently involved in data breach class actions.
California Wildfires
California has experienced catastrophic wildfire seasons for over a decade. For the past couple of years, we’ve had both the largest wildfire in modern history and the most destructive wildfire occurring within months of each other.
While many wildfire victims have insurance, their coverage is usually inadequate to completely rebuild or replace their home and restore their property to pre-fire conditions.
Insurance is also typically inadequate to compensate victims for lost personal property, not to mention the unique items that have little to no intrinsic value but are priceless to the owners.
Wildfire victims are filing lawsuits against negligent electrical utilities to recoup their losses.