Cases

Surge in Bard PowerPort Lawsuits: Over 1,100 Cases Pending in Arizona MDL as Allegations of Device Malfunction Intensify

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PHOENIX, Ariz. — Over 1,100 lawsuits have been filed against the makers of Bard PowerPort, a medical device used for venous access during medical treatments, which plaintiffs claim is prone to fracturing and causing serious injuries. These cases are currently centralized in multidistrict litigation (MDL) before Judge David G. Campbell in Arizona, signifying a growing legal battle against Becton Dickinson, the company that owns Bard. The ongoing litigation has seen a rapid increase in the number of cases. From having no pending lawsuits in the MDL in October 2023, numbers surged to 1,112 active lawsuits … Read more

Meet Larisa: The Dynamic Litigator Championing Clients in Complex Mass Tort and Product Liability Cases

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Driven by a passion for advocacy and a flair for navigating complex legal territories, Larisa has carved a niche in the realm of mass tort and product liability litigation. With an academic background rich in civil procedure and evidence, her inclination towards the intricacies of litigation was sparked early. Her time in law school, particularly her involvement in a criminal defense clinic, confirmed her commitment to a career where she could champion the rights of others and tackle challenging cases head-on. After obtaining her law degree, Larisa joined Husch Blackwell as a summer associate, where … Read more

Family Lawyer Criticizes Alec Baldwin’s New Reality Show as an Attempt to Gain Sympathy Amid Pending Civil Cases

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Los Angeles, CA — Attorney Gloria Allred has criticized a new reality TV show featuring Alec Baldwin, suggesting it may be designed to garner public sympathy for the actor ahead of upcoming civil litigation linked to the fatal shooting on a movie set. “The Baldwins,” airing on TLC, follows Baldwin, his wife Hilaria, and their large family through daily life and various challenges. The series arrives as Baldwin faces civil lawsuits due to his involvement in the accidental death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who was killed on the set of the film “Rust” in October … Read more

Rising Sepsis Cases Among Women Linked to Stricter Abortion Regulations

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In various regions across the United States, a concerning trend has emerged following the implementation of stricter abortion regulations. Medical professionals are reporting a rise in cases of sepsis among women, highlighting a distressing repercussion of these legislative changes. This correlation points to broader health implications that the new laws may be having on women’s health care. Sepsis, a potentially life-threatening condition triggered by an infection, can escalate rapidly if not treated promptly. Health experts suggest that restrictions on abortion access might be delaying or preventing timely medical interventions for women experiencing complications related to … Read more