If You Have Questions, We Have Answers … For many people around the country, Roundup was their go-to product to kill weeds. It is a herbicide that was originally manufactured by Monsanto but was acquired by Baer in 2018. It also became the world’s best-selling product in the industry. The active ingredient in Roundup is...Read More

Johnson & Johnson is now gathering critical information from talc-related cancer victims. This is typically done shortly before settlement. Women who used their talc-based their Baby Powder or Shower to Shower products as part of their feminine hygiene routine for a period for at least four years and who were diagnosed with ovarian, fallopian tube...Read More

In 2006, the International Agency for Research on Cancer officially labeled talcum powder a “possible human carcinogen.” A growing body of research found that talcum powder may be responsible for the development of cancer — specifically in women — when the powder is used on the genitals. However, despite raising alarm, not a single company...Read More

Zantac, a popular over-the-counter, generic and prescription medication used to treat heartburn, was recalled by its manufacturer, Sanofi, in October 2019. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had found trace amounts of an impurity in the medication linked to the development of several forms of cancer. The medication, also known as Ranitidine, was tested...Read More

From 2003–2015, countless active duty service members and veterans have suffered from significant and permanent hearing loss and/or tinnitus, better known as the perception of noise or ringing in the ears, due to using “standard issue” combat earplugs while serving in our nation’s armed forces. The ones in question — 3M Combat Arms Earplugs, Version...Read More

How do I know I know if my ovarian cancer was caused by talcum powder? In most cases, the doctors who provided you with ovarian cancer treatment focused on fighting the disease rather than looking for its cause. The same tissue samples and pathology reports that were used to diagnose the cancer and determine the...Read More

Help with Lawsuits Related to Defective Combat Arms Earplugs The earplugs in question, the now-discontinued Combat Arms Earplugs Version 2, or CAEv2, were specifically designed to protect from the range of damaging noises encountered in military service, from constant engine noises such as those from tracked vehicles or helicopters, to sudden, loud noises, such as...Read More

Should You File a 3M Military Earplugs Lawsuit? Any person who served in the armed forces after 2003 is at risk of developing hearing loss and tinnitus from defective 3M Combat Arms Earplugs. Those who were deployed to conflict areas are at a higher risk level, mostly from the two major threats for hearing loss...Read More

Help from a 3M Combat Earplug Litigation Attorney From 2003 thru 2015, countless active duty service members and veterans have suffered from significant and permanent hearing loss and or tinnitus, better known as the perception of noise or ringing in the ears, due to using “standard issue” combat earplugs while serving in our nation’s armed...Read More

Who can make a military hearing loss claim or file a 3M earplug lawsuit? Any person or family member of a person who served in the armed forces after 2003 and now· suffers from hearing loss may be eligible to make a claim by filing a military earplug lawsuit against 3M. What does it cost...Read More