Nov 20 Florida Man Alleges OTC Blood Pressure Medication Contained Carcinogen Nov 12 NDMA-Contaminated Valsartan Puts Consumers at Risk for Cancer Nov 5 The Cost of Insurance Sep 21 Repo Car Notices Sep 17 What to Do if a Doctor's Prescription Leads to Overdose Sep 17 3 Common Misdiagnoses Jul 31 FDA Recalls Drug Valsartan due to Cancer-Causing Ingredient Jul 18 Signs You May Have a Surgical Object Left in Your Body Can I Sue My Psychiatrist? Psychiatrists are medical doctors who evaluate, diagnose and treat patients who are affected by temporary or chronic ... Kubota Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective Vehicles Environmentally friendly vehicle wiring with a soy- and/or bio-based coating may be too tempting for rodents to resist. ... Did Bank of America Scheme to Steal Homes from Consumers? Just a couple of months ago, a couple in Florida filed a lawsuit against banking giant, Bank of America. Bank of ... Wells Fargo and Class Action Mortgage Lock in Fees It seems that banking giant Wells Fargo, who has faced one lawsuit after another over the past couple of years, is ... 2018 (39 posts) November (3 posts) September (3 posts) July (4 posts) June (4 posts) May (2 posts) April (2 posts) March (6 posts) February (5 posts) January (10 posts) 2017 (65 posts) December (5 posts) November (6 posts) October (8 posts) September (4 posts) August (9 posts) July (3 posts) June (5 posts) May (7 posts) April (5 posts) March (4 posts) February (7 posts) January (2 posts) 2016 (61 posts) December (3 posts) November (6 posts) October (5 posts) September (1 posts) August (6 posts) July (7 posts) June (6 posts) May (6 posts) April (6 posts) March (7 posts) February (4 posts) January (4 posts) Arbitration (6) Auto Accidents (11) Bicycle Accidents (1) Birth Defects (3) Birth Injury (3) Brain Injury (2) Bus Accidents (1) Cancer Misdiagnosis (1) Chemical Exposure (4) Class Action (106) Class Actions (7) Consumer Protection (23) Dangerous Drugs (65) Dangerous Medical Devices (12) Data Breach (2) Debt Collection (3) Defective Products (61) FAQ (1) Firm News (4) In The News (66) Kubota (1) Medical Malpractice (22) Motorcycle Accidents (1) Nursing Home Abuse (2) Product Liability (52) Toxic Torts (6) Truck Accidents (1) Recent Posts Most Popular Archives Categories Blog Posts in February, 2016 Blog Home Insurers Face Junk Fax TCPA Class Action Lawsuit Posted By Golomb & Honik, P.C. || 22-Feb-2016 A putative class action lawsuit was filed against numerous insurers, including Banner Life Insurance Company and William Penn Life Insurance. The lawsuit, filed on January 27, 2016 alleged that these insurers violated both federal and New Jersey State junk-fax laws. The plaintiffs claim that they received unsolicited fax advertisements from the Insurers in February 2013. They claim that the fax ... Share This Post: Continue Reading Man Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Angie's List Posted By Golomb & Honik, P.C. || 17-Feb-2016 One man filed a class action lawsuit on February 1 in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, alleging that Angie’s List constantly breaches its contract to consumers and violates the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act on a normal basis. This man is not the only person taking action. In fact, many individuals in similar situations have also filed class-action lawsuits ... Share This Post: Continue Reading RICO Action Allowed to Move Forward Against Bank of America Posted By Golomb & Honik, P.C. || 9-Feb-2016 Bank of America, the second largest bank in America, is likely dismayed to find their request for a dismissal of a RICO class action suit has been denied by a federal judge. The banking giant argued the claims by plaintiffs were time-barred due to the 4 year RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) statute of limitations. Bank of America officials claim the statutes had run when ... Share This Post: Continue Reading Flint Water Poisoning Prompts Class Action Lawsuit Posted By Golomb & Honik, P.C. || 9-Feb-2016 Three Flint, Michigan residents recently filed a class action lawsuit against Michigan's governor, Rick Snyder, as well as the city of Flint and the state of Michigan. The plaintiffs allege that they suffered serious injury from drinking water contaminated with lead. Former Flint emergency financial manager, Darnell Earley, and other former emergency managers, were also named in the class ... Share This Post: Continue Reading 4 results found. Viewing page 1 of 1.