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Pyramid Class Action Suit Filed Against LuLaRoe
The Arnold Law Firm has filed a nationwide class action law suit against clothing company LuLaRoe on behalf of anyone who has been a LuLaRoe consultant within the past four years. LuLaRoe has been established as a fast-growing, multi-level clothing marketing…
What You Need to Know About the Equifax Data Breach
In September, credit reporting agency Equifax revealed that it was the victim of a massive data breach. From mid-May through July, hackers had access to Social Security numbers, credit card numbers and other personal information for 143 million Americans. Equifax…
California Death Linked to Defective Takata Airbag
The death of a California woman last month has been confirmed as the 11th U.S. fatality related to defective Takata airbags. A 50-year-old woman was driving a 2001 Honda Civic in Riverside County when a Chevrolet pick-up truck made a left turn, smashing…
Another Large Talcum Powder Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson
A Missouri court recently awarded $55 million in damages to a woman who used Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder for feminine hygiene for years. She later developed ovarian cancer. Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder, a signature product for the company, contains…
Volkswagen May Have to Buy Back Some Diesel Vehicles
Volkswagen may soon announce a diesel vehicle buyback program. A spokesperson for the company recently made a statement indicating that a Volkswagen buyback may be the best solution for some recalled vehicles, because an emissions fix may not be ready…
Volkswagen's Emissions Scandal Recall Plan Deemed Unacceptable
Volkswagen (VW) continues to make waves with environmental regulators. In response to its emissions cheating scandal, Volkswagen submitted a plan to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that included changes necessary for making the company's 2.0-liter…
California First to Issue Additional Volkswagen Recalls
Regulators from the California Air Resources Board have demanded that Volkswagen begin recalling an additional 15,000 cars sold in California since 2009, in yet another unprecedented move concerning the recent Volkswagen emissions scandal lawsuit. Earlier…
The NHTSA Enacts Legal Right over Takata
The Japanese airbag manufacturing company Takata blatantly violated the Motor Vehicle Safety Act by producing and distributing defective airbags, prompting the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to enact legal control over the company. In…
High Formaldehyde Levels in Lumber Liquidators Laminate Flooring
Lumber Liquidators has recently come under criticism that its laminate wood flooring, which is produced in China, has high levels of formaldehyde, a chemical that can cause serious adverse health conditions for those exposed to it for extended periods…
Takata Airbag Recalls Continue
For the last six months, Americans have rarely turned on the news or opened up a newspaper without the announcement of a new recall. Toyota Motor Corp., one of the worlds largest automotive companies has announced a new recall involving nearly 250,000…
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Wrongfully blamed: What really happened to Randy Stevens
Randy Stevens opened his eyes and saw his wife standing over him in a hospital room. He had no idea what had happened. His last memory was of standing next to his truck trailer and watching as a Security Contractor Services forklift driver struggled to load an ungainly pallet of...
Learn MoreLast winter, a commercial truck and trailer made an abrupt wide turn into the path of a 24-year-old motorcyclist. The resulting collision sent Justin to the hospital with a collapsed lung, multiple fractured bones and a traumatic brain injury.
Justin's mother realized that her son needed legal help. While he was still in a coma...
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