Short Answer: The talc lawsuit deadline by state generally falls between one and six years from diagnosis, depending on where you live and whether your state follows a “discovery rule.” If you miss your state’s cutoff, the claim can be barred completely, so it is important to have an attorney confirm your filing window as [...]

Short Answer: The Depo-Provera lawsuit deadline by state generally falls between one and six years after diagnosis, depending on where you live and whether your state follows a "discovery rule." Miss that window and your claim may be permanently barred, so pin down your exact filing deadline with an attorney as early as you can. [...]

Filing an 18 wheeler accident lawsuit starts with knowing how federal trucking rules and shared liability shape what you can recover after a semi-truck crash. Injured in a crash with a semi or 18-wheeler? Big-rig crashes bring in federal safety regulations and commercial insurance policies that ordinary car accidents never touch. A free, confidential case [...]

Is Uber liable for accidents its drivers cause? The honest answer is "it depends," and what it depends on is the driver's status in the app when the collision happened, which determines which layer of commercial rideshare insurance, if any, comes into play. Is Uber Liable for Accidents? Who Pays After a Rideshare Crash A [...]

Short Answer: Johnson and Johnson talc trials resumed in 2026 after the company’s third bankruptcy attempt failed, and on July 27, 2026 J&J proposed a $5.5 billion settlement of remaining ovarian cancer claims. Cases are again moving forward in state and federal courts. What a claim may be worth depends heavily on the diagnosis, and [...]

An updated look at the J&J talcum powder MDL: pending claim counts, the March 2026 Lancet retraction, June 2026's split bellwether verdicts, the reduced punitive damages ruling, and where settlement talks stand.

The Depo-Provera Rule 702 hearing on general causation moves to July 27, 2026. Here's what the ruling could mean if your case isn't covered by the settlement.

PFAS lawsuit update today (July 2026): the sprawling AFFF firefighting-foam litigation, MDL 2873 in South Carolina federal court, has about 15,240 pending cases; the first personal-injury bellwether trial is still without a trial date; and many attorneys anticipate a global personal-injury settlement sometime in 2026 or 2027 after test cases play out. Public water systems [...]

If you are wondering which city has the most car accidents because you were recently in a crash, it also pays to understand how fault gets decided, which evidence helps a claim and how claims are generally valued before you talk with an insurance adjuster. Quick Answer: Allstate’s 2026 Best Drivers Report ranks U.S. cities [...]