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Goldenberg Lauricella continues to evaluate new cases for Marines and their family members who were injured by the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune. However, the time to file a claim is running out.   Call 1-800-903-1643 For A Free Camp Lejeune Lawsuit Consultation Camp Lejeune Claim Submission Deadline Fast Approaching In order to bring a…

In recent years, mounting evidence suggests a potential correlation between the use of talcum powder and ovarian cancer, prompting numerous lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer after using talcum powder, seeking legal guidance is crucial to securing your rightful compensation. Trust the seasoned…

At U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, numerous individuals, including Marines, their families, and contract workers, faced potential exposure to cancer-causing toxins in the water supply, posing significant health risks. If you are among those affected, our team at Goldenberg Lauricella, PLLC is here to assist you with the potential filing of a Camp…

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…

Johnson & Johnson made headlines when it announced its subsidiary, LTL Management, would re-file for bankruptcy as part of a plan that includes an $8.9 billion proposed resolution plan to resolve the Talcum Powder litigation. The announcement came just over two hours after LTL’s first bankruptcy filing was dismissed pursuant to the Third Circuit Court of…

The talcum powder/ovarian cancer litigation took another unexpected turn when the Third Circuit Court of Appeals found that the bankruptcy of Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiary, LTL Management, was not filed in good faith. The Court reasoned that LTL was not in financial distress and had no legitimate need for the relief provided through bankruptcy. This ruling reverses Judge…