Legal Funding Provides Financial Freedom for Plaintiffs with Talc Cancer Claims
Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder has long been associated with comfort; its silky smooth texture and ability to absorb moisture have made it a staple both on babies’ bottoms and as part of adult personal grooming routines for well over a century. But juries have found that J&J’s baby powder, as well as its other talcum powder products and similar… Read more »
Financial Solutions for Plaintiffs Involved in Xarelto Litigation
There are over 20,000 product liability lawsuits pending with regard to the alleged complications caused by Xarelto—a new generation of blood thinner. These plaintiffs have already been waiting a long time for their day in court, and recently, they received news of yet another legal setback. The U.S. District Judge presiding over the multidistrict litigation (MDL) recently heard arguments over… Read more »
Paying the Bills When Your Loved One Is in a Coma
When a loved one is in a coma, families often feel helpless. Although most people in a coma wake up within a few weeks, there’s no telling how long any particular patient will remain comatose. And in the meantime, families must deal with the considerable costs of prolonged hospitalization. If the patient’s injuries were caused by a third party, the… Read more »
Legal Funding for Plaintiffs With Traumatic Brain Injuries
Plaintiffs with traumatic brain injury (TBI) may suffer from multiple symptoms, ranging from headaches and dizziness to difficulties with coordination and performing all the activities of daily life (ADL). They may suffer from loss of coordination and mobility, including paraplegia or quadriplegia. As a result, they may face medical bills ranging up to millions of dollars. They may need around-the-clock… Read more »
Actemra Plaintiffs: Financial Challenges and Solutions
Patients generally fill prescriptions and take medications with the understanding that any given drug might cause minor side effects like dizziness and drowsiness, but that on the whole, these drugs are generally safe for use as intended. Unfortunately, drugs like Actemra have been linked to life-threatening complications like stroke, heart attack, heart failure, acute pancreatitis, and interstitial lung disease. None… Read more »
