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Asbestos

Asbestos, a mineral found in rock formations, widely present in natural environments, is valued for its heat resistance in fireproofing and insulation. Despite commercial advantages, it poses high risks, with inhaled fibers causing severe lung diseases.

Auto Accidents

Auto accidents, common and unfortunate, lead to consequences like property damage or severe injuries. Our attorneys are here to guide you through legal complexities and secure the compensation you deserve after an accident.

Camp Lejeune Toxic Water

If you are a veteran, reservist, guardsman, or family member who lived or served at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, you may have had contact with toxic drinking water. Scientific and medical evidence has shown an association between exposure and the development of certain diseases.

Defective Medical Device

Defective medical devices jeopardize patient safety by introducing a myriad of serious complications, ranging from adverse health effects to the need for extensive medical interventions. Examples include, IUDs, hernia mesh, and contaminated drugs.

Employment Overtime Claims

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) regulates the rate of pay for all hours worked beyond 40 hours per week. Employers may attempt to avoid this obligation by misclassifying an employee or having them work off the clock.

Lung Cancer

The primary cause of US cancer deaths is lung cancer, with around 235,000 new cases and 130,000 deaths annually, as reported by the American Cancer Society. Lung cancer is correlated with exposure to asbestos.

Mesothelioma

Mesothelioma, an uncommon and highly aggressive cancer, originates in the mesothelium, the protective lining of lungs, abdomen, and thoracic organs. Asbestos fibers, lying dormant for years, can lead to mesothelioma development after decades of exposure.

Monsanto Roundup^® Litigation

Roundup has been used for decades to kill unwanted plants and weeds in home gardens, garden centers, plant nurseries, parks, and farms. Unfortunately, this glyphosate-based herbicide has also been the cause of severe health issues and cancer cases globally.

Overdraft Charges

While overdraft fees may not be life-threatening, the reordering and processing of checks at certain financial institutions disproportionately impact minorities, youth, and lower-income consumers, resulting in substantial fees that can accumulate quickly.

Probate

If your loved one died of asbestos cancer, the cause of action continues to the family as a wrongful death claim. To move forward in the process, a probate estate must first be opened in the probate court in the county where the individual lived at the time of their date of death.

Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse inflicts profound trauma, affecting victims emotionally, mentally, and physically. Perpetrators exploit power dynamics, violating consent boundaries. Combating its impact requires open dialogue and support.

Talcum Powder

Talcum powder has been under scrutiny since the 1960s for potential health risks. Studies show its connection with asbestos during mining, resulting in asbestos-contaminated talc ore. This increases the risk of cancer, and raises concerns about potential links to ovarian cancer.

Toxic Chemical Hair Relaxer

Hair relaxers, containing toxic chemicals like sodium hydroxide, can lead to health issues by being absorbed through the scalp. These relaxers, designed to alter curly hair, may cause skin burns, facilitating toxin absorption. DEHP, another harmful chemical in relaxers, adds to their toxicity.

Wrongful Death

Wrongful death is a concept where a person's death results from another party's negligence or wrongful actions, such as accidents, malpractice, or product defects. Surviving family members can pursue compensation for losses.