JUUL to Pay $462M to Resolve Vaping Nicotine Addiction Lawsuits Filed by Six States
New York, California and several other states have reached a $462 million settlement agreement to resolve JUUL teen vaping addiction lawsuits.
Tag Archives: Massachusetts
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Census Registry for Philips CPAP Claims Established To Replace Tolling Agreement
A federal judge has approved a census registry program for all Philips CPAP recall lawsuits filed in federal courts nationwide.
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State Court Judge Presiding Over Philips CPAP Machine Lawsuits Invited To Attend MDL Science Day
A state judge overseeing a Philips CPAP machine lawsuit has been invited to attend a Science day being held for the federal litigation next month.
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Nearly Two Dozen Firefighters Join Together in Lawsuit Over PFAS Exposure from Firefighting Foam
Nearly two dozen Massachusetts firefighters say they contracted various forms of cancer and other health problems due to PFAS exposure from firefighting foam.
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Nursing Home Reforms Launched in Mass. To Protect Residents From COVID-19
New regulations in Massachusetts seek to combat the spread of COVID-19 through the state's nursing home facilities, putting in place new staffing, infection control and flu vaccine requirements.
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Lawsuit Seeks Damages For Nicotine Addiction to JUUL E-Cigarettes
A lawsuit filed against the makers of JUUL vaping products alleges the manufacturers hid the addictive nature of the products from the public.
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Teen’s JUUL Lawsuit Claims Ads Lured Him Into Nicotine Addiction As A Minor
JUUL lawsuits filed by a Colorado teen and the state of Massachusetts claim the vaping company intentionally and illegally targeted minors with its advertising campaign.
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Gas Explosion Class Action Lawsuit Results in $143M Settlement by Massachusetts Utility
NiSource and Columbia Gas have agreed to pay $143 million to settle class action lawsuits filed in the wake of a series of gas explosions in Massachusetts, which killed one…
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Spring Water Bottled in Massachusetts May Pose Serious Risks for Pregnant Women, Nursing Mothers, Infants
Massachusetts officials urge pregnant and breast-feeding women to avoid spring water from Spring Hill Farm Dairy, Inc., due to the presence of high amounts of PFAS chemicals.
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Oxycontin Addiction Risks Withheld by Drug Maker, Who “Created Manmade Disaster”: Lawsuit
New documents suggest Purdue Pharma aggressively pushed OxyContin prescriptions despite the risks of addiction, then called for company officials to shift the blame for the opioid crisis onto addicts and…
