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Justice:

More than a word, it's a commitment to helping people move forward with their lives after a compromising medical issue caused by a bad drug or faulty medical device.

Sterling Law Holdings, LLC is focused on identifying and pre-qualifying individuals who may be eligible to make claims against, and collect damages from, defendants in mass-tort personal injury cases. A mass tort is a civil lawsuit involving several plaintiffs filing under the same court. These plaintiffs have suffered severe injuries and can be from a variety of different sources – automotive product defects, medical devices, defective drugs, hazardous materials, etc.

Industry News

Potential Lawsuit: Zantac Medication Cancer Legal News & Lawsuit Information

Zantac (ranitidine hydrochloride) is being investigated after 150 Zantac tablets were found to contain a carcinogenic chemical up to 3,000 times greater than the FDA’s daily intake limit. The chemical found in the popular heartburn drug is N-nitrosodimethylamine (“NDMA”). Numerous studies have shown a link between the NDMA in Zantac and cancer. Evidence increasingly also indicates that Sanofi and Boehringer Ingelheim, the big pharma companies that make Zantac (ranitidine hydrochloride), concealed the Zantac cancer link.
Potential Lawsuit: Defense Base Act Benefit Denial Lawsuit News & Legal Information

The Defense Base Act (DBA) is a federal law that provides Worker’s Compensation and Death Benefits for civilian employees working outside the United States on U.S. military bases or under a contract with the U.S. government for public works or for national defense, according the United States Department of Labor. The DBA is designed to provide injured workers significantly more benefits than they would receive under comparable state law.
Lawsuit Filed: Ford Fuel Economy Rating Lawsuit News and legal Information

Ford announced in February 2019 that its fuel economy ratings were not accurate on some of its vehicles due to its fuel economy testing procedures. As a result of the automaker’s admittedly flawed testing, a Ford Fuel Economy class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of consumers who claim their vehicle is getting mileage per gallon (MPG) substantially different than the MPG advertised.
Potential Lawsuit: Gilead HIV Drug Truvada Lawsuit News and Legal Information

HIV drugs manufactured by Gilead Sciences, Inc. have been linked to a number of serious injuries. Five drugs associated with these adverse events, including Truvada, all contain tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF). Attorneys are currently investigating claims from individuals who took TDF medications for HIV treatment or pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and are suffering from bone injuries and/or kidney injuries. Truvada lawsuits have been filed against the drug company.

Settlement: Personal Injury - Verdict in favor of Plaintiff in the amount of US$2,500,000

Case Name:	Kendolyn Wright v. Richard Williams et al.
Case Number:	BC635319
Verdict Date:	2018-11-14
Outcome Type:	Settlement
Court:	Judicate West, 1851 E. First St., Ste. 1600 Santa Ana, CA 92706
Incident Date:	2015-07-29

Potential Lawsuit: Uloric Black Box Warning Legal News and Lawsuit Information

The FDA issued a black box warning for the gout medication Uloric (febuxostat) in February 2019 after results of a clinical safety study found an increased risk of heart-related death and death from all causes compared to other drugs to treat gout. Uloric lawsuits claim that Takeda, the manufacturer of Uloric, failed to warn users of the increased risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Settlement: Defective Products - Verdict in favor of Plaintiff in the amount of US$25,910,000

Case Name:	Salliotte v. Ford Motor Co. and the First Baptist Church
Case Number:	2014-CA-001436
Verdict Date:	2018-03-15
Outcome Type:	Jury Verdict
Court:	6th Judicial Circuit, Pasco County, FL
Incident Date:	2014-02-21

Potential Lawsuit: 3M Combat Arms Defective Earplugs Lawsuit News and Legal Information

In July 2018, the American multinational corporation 3M settled a whistleblower lawsuit brought by the federal government alleging that the company knowingly supplied defective Combat Arms Earplugs to the US military. 3M was accused of violating the False Claims Act by selling the defective earplugs, falsifying test results and not disclosing the design defect that exposed the armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan from hearing loss during the period of 2003 to 2015.
Potential Lawsuit: Cryptocurrency Fraud Lawsuit News and Legal Information

Since the middle of 2018, cryptocurrency lawsuits alleging various forms of financial fraud have become increasingly common. In some ways, the story is familiar -- the price went up suddenly at the beginning of 2018, and then it crashed through the proverbial floor. The lawsuits followed.
Potential Lawsuit: Tennessee Employment Lawsuit News and Legal Information

Tennessee labor lawsuits allege violations of Tennessee employment laws including overtime pay, discrimination and harassment. Tennessee labor law sets out guidelines for overtime, meal and rest breaks and other wage & hour laws. Possible violations of Tennessee employment law include wrongful termination, retaliation and discrimination.
Potential Lawsuit: Tesla Stock Lawsuits Legal News and Lawsuit Information

On August 8, 2018, Elon Musk, high flying CEO of Tesla, Inc. tweeted to the world that he was considering taking Tesla private at $420 per share. He said he had the money. The price of the stock skyrocketed, trading was temporarily suspended and the SEC launched an investigation into potential price manipulation. The financing later appeared to have depended on inconclusive conversations with the Saudi government. Some securities lawyers began to consider the impact of Musk’s tweeting on Tesla stock investors, including those who might be invested through their 401k plans. Within a week of Musk’s surprise announcement, several investors had filed Tesla stock lawsuits, claiming that they had suffered financial losses as a result of market manipulation.
Potential Lawsuit: Vaginal Rejuvenation Lawsuit News and Legal Information

On July 30, 2018, the United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued a formal warning to manufacturers of laser gynecological devices and patients who have undergone, or plan to undergo, treatment with such devices. The FDA initially cleared these “energy based” devices for the treatment of serious health conditions, including cancer and hysterectomies. However, after reviewing reports of problems and the results of several studies, the agency has issued a stern warning against the use of these devices for “off label” purposes—including vaginal rejuvenation. Although these devices have been approved for the treatment of serious health conditions, the FDA has not approved their use for the treatment of other conditions for which they are being used. Seven device manufacturers have been targeted with warning letters, and the FDA has requested their feedback before deciding what actions, including potential enforcement actions, are appropriate.
Potential Lawsuit: Cash America Pawn Wage & Hour Lawsuit News and Legal Information

A store manager at First Cash, Cash America Central or Cash America Pawn has filed an overtime complaint against the franchise chain. Plaintiff Mr. J. Martin East alleges he has been misclassified as exempt and that First Cash has failed and refused to pay him and those managers in similar positions overtime pay for hours worked over 40 in a work week.
Potential Lawsuit: Valsartan Cancer Risk Legal News and Lawsuit Information

The drug Valsartan (a generic version of Diovan), which is prescribed to treat high blood pressure and prevent heart failure, has been recalled worldwide after it was found to contain N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a known carcinogen. Valsartan contamination from a Chinese manufacturing plant may date back to 2012, potentially exposing many patients to Valsartan cancer risk, liver damage and tumors. It has been on the market for 15 years.
Potential Lawsuit: Insurance Company ER Services Denial Lawsuit Information

Several insurance companies are refusing to cover emergency room visits, telling their policy holders/patients that they must pay for emergency services if the insurer deems the ER visit “unnecessary”. This new policy began with Anthem Insurance Company, which decides whether to pay an emergency room bill based on a doctor’s diagnosis — not the reason the patient went to the hospital. Health experts say this new policy will scare patients away from emergency departments – patients who could potentially have a life-threatening condition. Insurance attorneys are filing complaints against such insurers, claiming they violate federal and state law.

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