Practice Area
Consumer Products Cases
Holding Manufacturers Accountable for Dangerous Products
Dangerous Consumer Products
We hold manufacturers accountable for dangerous consumer products and personal care items that cause serious health complications. From contaminated baby products to toxic personal care items, we fight for consumers who trusted these products with their health and safety.
Current Consumer Product Cases
Active litigation against manufacturers of dangerous consumer products
Talcum Powder
Baby powder and personal care products containing asbestos linked to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma in long-term users.
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Hair Relaxer
Chemical hair straightening products linked to uterine cancer and reproductive harm, disproportionately affecting Black women.
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Toxic Baby Food
Infant food products containing dangerous levels of heavy metals including arsenic, lead, and mercury causing developmental harm.
Learn MoreOur Consumer Protection Approach
Product Investigation
We thoroughly investigate product safety, manufacturing processes, and corporate knowledge of dangers.
Consumer Protection
We fight to protect consumers from dangerous products and hold manufacturers accountable for safety failures.
Scientific Evidence
We work with leading scientists and researchers to establish the link between products and health problems.
Corporate Accountability
We take on major corporations to ensure they're held responsible for putting profits over consumer safety.
Related Knowledge
Educational articles about consumer product litigation
Hair Relaxer Knowledge
Articles on hair relaxer lawsuits, science, eligibility, MDL 3060, and compensation.
Read ArticlesTalcum Powder Litigation
Educational overview of talc cancer claims and how this litigation developed.
Read ArticleConsumer Products Knowledge
Product liability, recalls, warranty rights, automotive defects, and false advertising.
Read ArticlesFrequently Asked Questions
Questions about product injury and failure-to-warn claims
Do I need to still have the product or packaging?
+It helps, but it is not always required. Receipts, photos, salon records, medical histories, and brand names can also show what you used.
What if I used more than one brand?
+That is common. Case reviews look at the products you remember, how long you used them, and which injuries are being alleged in the litigation.
Are hair relaxer and talc cases the same kind of claim?
+They are both consumer-product injury cases built on science and warnings, but they involve different chemicals, diagnoses, and court dockets.
Is a class action the only option?
+Not usually. Many consumer injury dockets use mass-tort or MDL procedures so compensation can reflect individual medical harm.
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