Cases and legal help

AI chatbot lawsuits after suicide or self-harm: who may qualify

Families who lost someone to suicide may have a claim if they believe an AI chatbot played a part. So may people hurt by self-harm. If you need help now, call or text 988.

AirTag stalking lawsuit: who may qualify and what comes next

If someone hid an Apple AirTag to track you and you were harmed, you may be able to file a claim. Federal cases against Apple are now grouped in one court.

AngioDynamics port claims: who can file and what comes next

Did your AngioDynamics or Navilyst port break, get infected or cause a blood clot? You may be able to file a claim. These cases are grouped in one federal court in San Diego.

Bard PowerPort claims: who can file and what to do

If you had a Bard port and a serious problem after it was placed, ask a lawyer about a claim. Keep the device record and talk to your care team.

Botulism from ByHeart formula: who can file a claim and what comes next

If your baby got sick with botulism after ByHeart formula, you may be able to file a claim. The federal cases are now with one judge in New York.

Cartiva toe implant lawsuit: who may qualify and what comes next

If you had a Cartiva implant in your big toe and later needed it removed or your joint fused, you may have a claim. Federal cases are grouped before one judge in Arkansas.

Claims for burns from hot soup

Burned by hot instant soup? Seek care for the burn first. Then ask a lawyer to check the product, what happened and your time limit. A cup recall or a hospital study does not prove your claim.

Claims for harm from Allergan implants

If you have Allergan implants, ask a doctor about health concerns and a lawyer about a claim. A recall does not promise pay or mean you need surgery.

Claims for harm linked to Dupixent

If you used Dupixent and were told you have skin lymphoma, ask for a medical and legal review. The studies do not prove the drug caused your illness.

Elmiron and claims for vision loss

Elmiron’s label warns of changes in the retina. If you have vision problems, talk to your doctor and ask a lawyer about your records.

Exactech Knee Recall: What to Check

If you have an Exactech knee implant, check the model and ask your doctor about new pain. A recall alone does not mean you need surgery or will receive money.

Gabapentin use and a claim for memory loss

Memory changes while taking gabapentin? Talk with your doctor about care and a lawyer about a claim. Do not stop the drug on your own.

GLP-1 drugs, sight loss and possible claims

Sudden sight loss after a GLP-1 drug? Seek eye care right away. A lawyer can check your drug and eye records for a possible claim.

Hernia mesh claims: who can file and what to do

If you had hernia mesh and later had pain or a health problem, ask a lawyer about a claim. Bring the implant name and care records.

IVC filter claims: what to check

If an IVC filter may have harmed you, ask your care team about the device. Ask a lawyer to check the harm and dates. Keep the implant records. Do not choose removal based on this page.

NEC baby formula claims: what parents can do

If your baby was born early and had NEC after formula feeds, ask a lawyer about a claim. Bring the feeding and care records.

Olympus ERCP Scope Claims

Did you get an infection after ERCP with an Olympus scope? Ask for a check of your records and legal rights. The cause needs proof; a diagnosis alone does not prove a claim.

Oxbryta use and a claim for harm

Took Oxbryta for sickle cell disease? Ask your care team about treatment. A lawyer can check the drug records, harm and time to file.

Ozempic and GLP-1 gut injury claims

Had gut harm after Ozempic or a related drug? Ask your doctor about care and a lawyer about a claim. Stomach and vision cases are separate.

Paragard IUD: claims for a broken device

Did your Paragard IUD break? Ask your care team about the device and any retained part. Keep the care records and ask a lawyer to check your claim and time limit.

Philips CPAP recall: care and claims

If you used a recalled Philips machine and later had a diagnosed illness, ask a lawyer about a claim. Past agreements do not tell you whether a new claim fits.

Social media addiction: who may have a claim?

Parents whose child used social media and had serious harm can ask about a claim. Save care records and ask a lawyer which dates matter.

Spinal cord stimulator claims: who can file and what to do

Suboxone lawsuit: who can file and what happens next

If you used Suboxone film and had tooth damage, ask a lawyer about a claim. Keep your dental records and talk to your doctor before changing any medicine.

Tepezza use and a claim for hearing loss

Hearing changes after Tepezza? Contact your care team. A lawyer can check your infusion and hearing records for a possible claim.

Testosterone: What to Ask About a Claim

Used testosterone and later had a heart problem or blood clot? Ask a clinician about your care and a lawyer about your claim. FDA changed warnings in 2025 and requested more label changes in 2026.

Turnout gear PFAS lawsuit: who may qualify and what comes next

If you wore firefighter turnout gear and later got cancer, a lawyer can check your options. The new federal gear cases are early, and most were filed by gear buyers.

Tylenol claim: what to ask and what to do

Used Tylenol in pregnancy and have questions about a child’s diagnosis? Ask for a record and claim check. The 2026 appeal reopened cases, but did not decide what caused any child’s condition.

Vaginal mesh claims: what to check

Had vaginal mesh and later pain or more surgery? Ask a lawyer about a claim. The old Ethicon court group closed in 2021. Your device, records and past case papers need review.

Video game addiction claims

Has gaming harmed your child’s health or school life? Ask a clinician about care and a lawyer about claim options. Long hours alone do not establish a gaming disorder.

Zantac claim: what to ask and what to do

Used older Zantac or ranitidine and have a cancer diagnosis? Prepare the product and care records for a legal check. Studies differ, court results vary, and no payment or filing date is promised.

AFFF firefighting foam claims: what to check

If you used AFFF foam and later got cancer, ask a lawyer to check a possible claim. A court is weighing expert evidence; this does not promise pay.

Baby food, metals and possible claims

Concerned about baby food and your child’s health? Ask the health team about care and a lawyer about a claim. Food use alone does not prove cause.

Camp Lejeune water claims: what to check

If you were at Camp Lejeune and got sick, ask for a check of any claim you filed. The first Navy claim deadline has passed; VA benefits have their own rules.

Claims for harm from asbestos

Asbestos can cause mesothelioma. If you want a claim checked, keep your health and exposure records. Ask a lawyer about your facts and time limits.

Coal ash, exposure and possible claims

Worried about coal ash near your home or work? Ask about safe water and care. A lawyer can check your records; living nearby alone does not prove a claim.

EtO Exposure and Cancer Claims

If you have cancer and lived or worked near a plant that uses EtO, ask for a check of your records. A health-risk finding alone does not prove your claim.

Paraquat claim: what to ask and what to do

Used paraquat or lived near its use and have Parkinson's disease? Ask for an exposure and claim check. Studies differ, and no study decides your case or your personal filing deadline.

PFAS in Water: What to Check

Concerned about PFAS in your water and a health problem? Ask for a check of the water records, diagnosis and legal rights. A water-system deal does not set a payment for you.

Roundup lawsuit: who may qualify and what happens next

If you used Roundup and were told you have non-Hodgkin lymphoma, ask a lawyer about your options. Keep your diagnosis and use records for review.

Talc body powder claims: what to check

Talc is a mineral used in some body powders. If you used talc powder and have cancer, ask a lawyer to check your records.

Turf, cancer and legal claims

If you are worried about turf and cancer, check the evidence and its limits. A lawyer can assess your records and the law.

Zug Island pollution: could I have a claim?

Live or work near Zug Island and worried about harm? Ask a lawyer to review your records. The government air case does not give each resident a payout.

Birth Injury: What Families Can Check

Was your baby harmed during birth or newborn care? Ask for a check of the care and records. A diagnosis alone does not prove fault. Keep care needs and legal questions separate.

Car accident claims: what to do next

Hurt in a car crash? Get care and keep the photos, bills and claim papers. A lawyer can check who may owe for your losses, what insurance applies and what time limits you face.

Chameleon Truck Carriers: What to Check After a Crash

Hurt in a truck crash and unsure who ran the truck? Learn what a new company name may mean, what records can help, and what a lawyer needs to check.

Death claim: who can ask for help?

After a loved one’s death, ask who can bring a claim and what must be proved. Keep death, event and family records. Check costs and filing dates before agreeing to legal work.

Gambling harm claims

If a betting app left you in debt or harmed your health, save the app records and ask a lawyer about your options. Losing money alone does not mean a claim will win.

Medical malpractice claims: harm and next steps

Hurt by medical care? A bad result alone does not prove a claim. Keep your care records and ask a lawyer to check the harm, state rules and filing time. Get care for health needs during the review.

Motorcycle Accident

A motorcycle crash guide for care, records, state-law issues and policy checks.

Slip and fall claims: care and next steps

Hurt in a fall? Get care and keep the facts about the place, hazard and injury. A claim needs more than a fall. Ask about the property rules, filing time and real fees before choosing your next step.

Truck crash claim: what can I do?

Hurt in a truck crash? Keep crash, care and work records. Ask who may be responsible, which safety rules apply, what help costs and what filing dates must be checked.

Truck Crashes: When a Freight Broker May Share Fault

Hurt in a truck crash? Ask who chose the trucking firm and what they knew. The 2026 Court ruling allows a type of claim; it does not prove fault. Save the crash records.

Work site injury: what can I do?

Hurt while doing construction work? Get care and keep your job and injury records. Ask which benefit and claim routes fit, what deadlines apply and what help costs.

Abuse at youth treatment centers: who may have a claim

If you were abused as a child at a treatment center, psychiatric hospital or teen boarding program, you may have a claim. Each case is filed for one person, under state law.

Abuse in youth detention

A guide to claim questions after abuse in youth detention, with sourced California rules and safe support options.

LDS Church Abuse

If someone linked to the LDS Church sexually abused you, ask a lawyer about a claim. Bring the place, dates and records you have.

Nursing Home Abuse: Get Help and Check the Care

Worried about harm in a nursing home? Seek care for urgent needs and keep the records. Ask about reporting the concern and checking a legal claim. A bad outcome alone does not prove fault.

Roblox child abuse

If someone your child met on Roblox sexually abused them, ask a lawyer about a claim. Start with dates and account names.

Sex abuse claims in the Catholic Church

Sexually abused by Catholic clergy or someone at a church or school? Ask a lawyer about your options. Start with the place and dates you recall.

Sexual assault cover-up claims: who can file and by when

A new California law reopens some old sexual assault claims for adults. It applies when a company or group hid past abuse. You can file through December 31, 2027.

Uber and Lyft assault claims

Learn what to ask about a ride-linked assault claim, fees, records and safe support.

Women’s detention abuse claims: what to check

Were you sexually abused in a prison or jail? Ask a lawyer to check the facility, dates and claim options. You can also seek support through RAINN at 800-656-4673.

California Wildfire Claims: When a Claim Is Denied

Was your wildfire claim denied, delayed or paid too little? Check the policy, damage records and insurer’s reason. A denial alone does not prove bad faith. Ask about your time limits.

Fire loss claim: what can I do?

Fire loss or a disputed claim? Keep policy papers, photos and insurer letters. Ask who may be responsible, what the records show, what help costs and which time limits apply.

Storm claim denied: what can I do?

Storm claim denied, delayed or short of repair costs? Keep the policy, damage photos and insurer letters. Ask which review route fits, what it costs and what time limits apply.

Chapter 13: a plan to pay debts

Chapter 13 is a court plan to pay debts, often over three to five years. It may help you keep a home, but you must make the required payments.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: What to Know Before You File

Chapter 7 is a way to cancel many debts through court. Some bills and property risks remain. Ask what you can keep and what filing costs before you decide.

Student loans: can a court help?

Struggling with student loans? Ask a lawyer if court relief fits. Some loans need a separate hardship case. Check other federal loan options and the costs before you choose.

Student loans: which relief fits me?

Need help with federal student loans? Check the loan, job, school and health records for the right relief route. Use official free help and ask about the current rules before you act.

California Lemon Law: Can I Get Help With My Car?

Does your car still have the same fault after repairs? Learn how California warranty claims work, what records to keep, and why your car maker and sale date matter.