Lawsuit Alleges Pennsylvania PFAS Water Contamination Caused Kidney Cancer Diagnosis
Philadelphia woman indicates she had to have her kidney surgically removed due to the cancer caused by PFAS water contamination in the state
Philadelphia woman indicates she had to have her kidney surgically removed due to the cancer caused by PFAS water contamination in the state
Landscaper diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma from Roundup was awarded $250 million in compensatory damages, plus $2 billion in punitive damages against Bayer and Monsanto.
Multi-plaintiff lawsuit originally filed in Pennsylvania state court was improperly removed by Johnson & Johnson, according to a motion brought on behalf of dozens of women who developed ovarian cancer from talcum powder.
A Philadelphia jury awarded $3 million in punitive damages in a Roundup lawsuit verdict returned this week, in the latest of a series of trials scheduled over the next year.
Researchers called for changes in Pennsylvania regulations to stop the use of PFAS in fracking chemicals.
The verdict includes $150 million in punitive damages against Monsanto and its parent company, Bayer, for withholding information about the link between NHL and Roundup.
Investigators found bacterial contamination in a "Soft Serve" ice cream cups purchased by an individual who was hospitalized with listeria food poisoning.
The chemical spill is expected to reach the city's drinking water supply by Monday evening.
The settlement resolves a class action lawsuit claiming former students were deprived of their civil rights and a meaningful education.
The state Senate recently passed the new law, despite the report, and proponents are awaiting passage in the state House and approval by the governor.