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A Georgia jury has delivered one of the largest verdicts to date in Roundup litigation, ordering Monsanto parent Bayer to pay nearly $2.1 billion in damages to John Barnes, who developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after using the popular weed killer Roundup The verdict, announced last Friday, includes...

Understanding Internet Gaming Disorder in Youth The term "video game addiction" has gained traction in recent years, particularly as lawsuits emerge against game developers accused of crafting games with addictive qualities. These legal actions encompass a broad range of gamers, with a significant...

As we delve into 2025, the Paragard IUD legal proceedings continue to capture attention. With numerous lawsuits underway, many individuals are eager to understand the current settlement landscape and its implications. This article explores the latest updates from the Paragard class action...

At Tosi Law, we’re proud to stand by you in the fight for justice against Monsanto. As we move forward in 2025, we want to reflect on the key accomplishments in Roundup litigation from 2024 and what they mean for your case.

In Michigan, survivors of sexual abuse now have an extended statute of limitations thanks to new legislation. This change seeks to provide justice and support for survivors who have experienced traumatic incidents. Understanding the new law and its key provisions is crucial for both survivors and...

In recent years, the Maclaren Hall Sexual Abuse Lawsuit has brought to light a dark chapter in the history of child welfare in Los Angeles County. This legal battle has shed light on the alleged sexual abuse that took place at Maclaren Hall, a now-closed facility for dependent children. Let's delve...

Hair relaxers are a popular hair care product used by many individuals looking to straighten their hair. However, recent studies reveal that common ingredients in hair relaxers may be linked to an increased risk of cancer. This has led to an influx of hair relaxer cancer lawsuits and raised...

Glyphosate is the cancer-causing ingredient in Roundup. It is the most commonly used herbicide in the United States and has been for years. However, recent research and thousands of lawsuits filed against Roundup manufacturer Monsanto claim that the glyphosate in this type of weed killer causes...

Many Roundup-related cancer cases involve non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. However, Roundup can cause multiple myeloma and other cancers. The World Health Organization (WHO) and a separate study conducted by the University of Washington found that exposure to Roundup significantly increases the risk of...

Farmers, landscapers, and other people who are heavily exposed to Roundup and other glyphosate-based herbicides (GBH) suffer an increased risk of developing non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). Specifically, people who work in the following fields are most at risk for NHL a laundry list of negative effects...

The kind of lymphoma Roundup is suspected of causing is primarily non-Hodgkin. Roundup's herbicidal ingredient, glyphosate, has been deemed carcinogenic and specifically connected to non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) and large B-cell lymphoma. The popular herbicide has also been linked to acute myeloid...

Several cancers are linked to Roundup exposure, including non-Hodgkin lymphoma, acute myeloid leukemia, and large B-cell lymphoma. Glyphosate, the cancer-causing ingredient in Roundup, has been most commonly linked to non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). Roundup weed killer is linked to non-Hodgkin lymphoma...

Signs & Symptoms of Roundup Poisoning Roundup exposure can cause mild symptoms right away and more severe, even life-threatening consequences over time. Roundup exposure can cause symptoms ranging from minor skin and eye irritation to life-threatening cancers like non-Hodgkin lymphoma. It is...

You may have seen the many news stories about settlements, trials, and lawsuits regarding the herbicide Roundup. People who use Roundup for work or at home are more likely to develop certain kinds of cancer, such as non-Hodgkin lymphoma. You may be eligible for a Roundup claim if you meet certain...

Transvaginal mesh, a medical device used to treat pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence, has been the subject of numerous lawsuits in recent years. Women who have received transvaginal mesh implants have reported a range of complications and side effects, including severe pain,...

Understanding Roundup Lawsuit Compensation As the controversy surrounding Roundup continues to make headlines, people are increasingly filing lawsuits against the companies responsible for producing the herbicide. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer after exposure to Roundup, you...

Many people have suffered complications and side effects from hernia repair surgery using surgical mesh products. Some of the adverse reactions, like chronic pain and organ damage, are so severe that the patient has to undergo another surgery to remove the mesh. However, hernia mesh can rarely be...

Yes, you can get another hernia after mesh repair, especially with a defective and/or recalled mesh . Overview of Hernias Hernias result from a combination of muscle weakness and strain. The pressure from the strain facilitates an organ squeezing through the weak connective tissue or muscle. The...

Yes, your body can reject the hernia mesh used in your hernia repair. Yes, your body can reject a hernia mesh, resulting in multiple complications. Here's What Happens When Your Body Rejects Hernia Mesh Hernia mesh manufacturers indicate that their meshes are constructed of biologically compatible...

An infected hernia mesh implant will generally cause pain and tenderness in the affected area initially. As the infection continues to grow, you may begin to experience other symptoms. This includes swelling, fever, and other classic symptoms of illness. Since this type of infection can become...

It is impossible to determine how much a hernia mesh lawsuit is worth without first looking into the facts of your case, documenting your related losses and expenses, and considering the outcome of similar cases. No matter if your case settles out of court, if we join a mass tort, or if we take...

The United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA) reports that surgical meshes continue to serve as “the system of choice for hernia repair,” with a “lower rate of recurrence” than non-mesh-based hernia repairs. However, the organization also affirms that mesh usage does not represent the “optimum...

Complications of hernia mesh include infection, migration, bowel obstruction, bowel perforation, and more. Most hernia repair procedures completed today utilize some type of hernia mesh implant instead of using a traditional closure. This means there is less stress on the surrounding tissues, so...

There are several dangers associated with hernia mesh rejection. If your body rejects the mesh, you may contract an infection, require removal surgery, or need a second surgery to implant another mesh. Mesh rejection, migration, contraction, and other complications can require another operation or...

Hernia mesh is used to repair a hernia. A hernia is an opening or weakness in the muscle and connective tissue around the belly area or groin. Over time, this opening can bulge, which creates pain and pressure as organs and fatty tissue pushes through the area. Sometimes, intestines can become...