Contamination

"Trailblazing Justice: Kelly Hyman’s Fight Against Water Contamination and Medical Malpractice"

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West Palm Beach, Florida – Kelly Hyman, a distinguished plaintiff’s attorney known for her expertise in mass tort litigation, has gained recognition for her extensive work in high-stakes legal cases. Hyman’s practice focuses on representing individuals affected by water contamination, tobacco-related issues, and medical products, showcasing her commitment to advocating for those harmed by corporate negligence. Recently, Hyman was appointed to the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee in the high-profile litigation concerning Similac and Enfamil, addressing acute conditions linked to infant formula. She has also taken on a significant role in the Philips CPAP litigation, joining the … Read more

Federal Judge Orders Broader Discovery in Wisconsin Drinking Water Contamination Lawsuit

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Madison, Wisconsin — A Wisconsin federal judge has made a pivotal ruling in a legal battle concerning alleged drinking water contamination involving several Town of Stella property owners. The lawsuit centers on claims that local water supplies have been tainted with hazardous chemicals from industrial activities, leading to a series of health and property value concerns. In a recent decision by Judge William M. Conley of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, a motion by the defense requested comprehensive document production from all plaintiffs involved in the lawsuit. The judge ruled … Read more

St. Louis Judge Holds Fate of Lead Contamination Lawsuit Following Restaurant Closure

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St. Louis, MO — A legal dispute surrounding a now-closed St. Louis restaurant, Brew Tulum, which alleged lead contamination in its space, is pending a judge’s decision on whether it will proceed to a jury trial. The St. Louis Circuit Court conducted a hearing on Monday, presided over by Judge Joseph Patrick Whyte, to deliberate on a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by Brew Tulum’s co-owners, Laura McNamara and Alberto Juarez, against Delmar Maker District associates. The controversy began after McNamara and Juarez closed their establishment, which served Yucatán cuisine, in 2023. They claimed … Read more

Neighborhood Feud Over Water Contamination Sparks Online Outcry and Call for Legal Action

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In a growing feud between neighbors, one homeowner turns to the internet to share their plight of a damaged property and an uphill legal battle, sparking a wide array of responses and suggestions on how to handle the situation. The discontent stems from a neighbor’s extensive property excavation that resulted in a damaged sewage pipe, subsequently contaminating the well and household water supply of the adjacent homeowner. According to the homeowner’s post on Reddit’s r/BadNeighbors community, their affluent neighbor is allegedly at fault for the misuse of their land which led to the contamination. Despite … Read more