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Napoli Shkolnik, along with Plaintiffs’ Co-Lead and Interim Class Counsel, is proud to announce a $12.5 billion settlement with 3M Company in the ongoing multi-district litigation over the contamination of…
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Many people feel comfortable leaving their pets unattended in their vehicles because they’ll just be gone for a few minutes. However, even with the windows cracked, inside temperatures can exceed…
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A drug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa has now killed four people and infected more than eighty others across more than a dozen states. In February, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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Researchers have already linked chemicals found in hair relaxers to several health issues. Now, fertility joins that list. According to the latest studies, participants who used hair relaxers for at…
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Napoli Shkolnik and Co-Leads Secure $1.185B Agreement with DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva over PFAS Pollution and Remediation Expenses in U.S. Public Water Supply Napoli Shkolnik, a leading national law firm…
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Injuries from environmental hazards can be devastating and wide-reaching, affecting thousands—sometimes millions—of individuals. Because of this, environmental litigation requires the utmost care and thoroughness to ensure victims are justly compensated…
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In addition to earlier diagnosis, a new technique might enable doctors to fashion better treatment plans for early stage Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Alpha-synuclein seed amplification assay (SAA) looks for abnormal…
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To avoid a deluge of liability lawsuits, Whittaker, a major talc supplier, closed its doors in 2004 and filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. More than 2,700 individuals have sued Whittaker alleging…
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Since the 1990s, lithium-ion (LI) batteries have powered most electronic devices and, more recently, electric vehicles. LI batteries hold about four times the charge of acid batteries. Additionally, LI batteries…
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Attorneys General from more than a dozen states, including New York, asked the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to recall Kias and Hyundais that are easy targets for vehicle thieves….