Judge Approves Settlement for JUUL Vaping Addiction Lawsuits
A federal judge has granted preliminary approval for a settlement to resolve all JUUL vaping addiction lawsuits.
Tag Archives: E-Cigarettes
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Court Outlines Process for Settling JUUL Addiction Lawsuits, and Other Claims
A federal judge has detailed the process for JUUL addiction lawsuit settlement proceedings to resolve thousands of claims that the company sold products to teens which fostered a nicotine addiction…
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Sports Team Participation May Increase Risk of Teen Vaping, Study Warns
A new study finds teens who play team sports are more likely to vape, but less likely to smoke traditional cigarettes.
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JUUL Settlement Reached To Resolve Teen Vaping Lawsuits
JUUL has announced it has reached a global settlement to resolve teen vaping lawsuits filed in federal courts nationwide.
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Long-Term Vaping May Pose Higher Risk of Addiction Than Cigarettes, Study Warns
A new study finds vaping carries high addiction risks with long-term use.
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Vaping Linked to Insufficient Sleep Among Teen Users: Study
The findings of a new study suggest teens who vape are far more likely to get insufficient sleep than their peers who do not.
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Facing Potential JUUL Lawsuit Payouts and Vape Pen Recall, Manufacturer Is Now Considering Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Reports
JUUL is reportedly in preliminary discussions regarding a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the face of potentially costly nicotine addiction lawsuit payouts and an FDA ban.
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JUUL Settlement Agreement Over Underage Marketing of Vape Pen Results in $440M Payment
JUUL has agreed to pay 34 states and territories a total of nearly $440 million to resolve claims it targeted underage customers with its marketing ploys.
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Popcorn Lung from Vaping Nearly Always Results in Death Within 5 Years: Report
A new report links vaping to deadly cases of popcorn lung disease.
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Vaping Health Risks May Not Be Apparent for Decades Without More Research: Study
A new study warns that vaping health risks may not be fully understood for decades, similar to how the risks of traditional cigarettes only became apparent over time.
