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As we enter a new year, we reflect on the past 38 years of our firm and cannot help but be excited about our future.   With great pleasure, we announce a significant milestone in our firm’s journey as we welcome Noah Lauricella as a name partner. The firm name will now change to Goldenberg Lauricella,…

The number of reported Ozempic injuries seems to increase by the day as the blockbuster drug continues to face scrutiny over its harmful side effects. Ozempic has been linked to serious gastrointestinal injuries such as intestinal blockages, bowel obstructions, and gastroparesis (stomach paralysis). The drug previously warned of gallbladder disease as a potential complication in 2022. Additional side…

Multiple lawsuits claim that Bard PowerPort implanted port catheters can degrade and cause serious injuries in patients using them for intravenous therapy. These implanted port catheters are used for the administration of medications, fluids, and other medical treatments, including chemotherapy.   The port is implanted under the skin, often in the chest area, to provide…

On September 6, 2023, the Justice Department (DOJ) and Department of the Navy (DON) outlined a new voluntary procedure that will allow for “quick and early” settlement of  Camp Lejeune claims.  The procedure, called the “Elective Option,” allows the DON to narrow its review of Camp Lejeune claims to a few factors, namely the amount of time the…

Workplace amputations are one of the most devastating injuries a worker can suffer. Most workers who suffer an amputation at the workplace properly seek relief from their employer’s Workers’ Compensation policy to cover lost wages and medical expenses. However, there may be additional compensation available if the amputation was caused by a defective product such as a saw…

Johnson & Johnson’s most recent attempt to use bankruptcy to resolve talcum powder lawsuits was dismissed for the second time in 2023 after a judge ruled the J&J subsidiary created to resolve the lawsuits was still not in financial distress. On July 28, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michael Kaplan ruled that J&J’s subsidiary, LTL Management, was not…