Penn & Seaborn recently settled a product liability case against General Motors after an engine fire spread into the passenger compartment of a Chevy Blazer and severely burned the driver. Unfortunately, the victim remained hospitalized for several months until he passed away. Despite this horrific tragedy, the family members were a pleasure to work with and Penn & Seaborn, along with products liability attorney
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We are handling cases involving e-cigarettes. In addition to concerns about toxic chemicals associated with the devices, we are currently investigating cases involving severe injuries caused by exploding e-cigarette devices and exploding e-cigarette batteries. These explosions have been linked to faulty e-cigarette products, defective lithium-ion batteries, and insufficient warnings for users. With this number of serious injuries caused by e cigarette use. Injuries from theses
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Spring is upon us. Stay safe this spring with our tornado safety tips and learn more about the current cases we are working on such as e-cigarette exploding batteries, IVC filters, Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Xarelto and moreAlso learn about recent verdicts and settlements, and more in our Spring 2017 Client Newsletter.Subscribe to our Free NewsletterThe Penn and Seaborn Client Newsletter is a free quarterly newsletter designed to help keep
Japanese auto parts maker Takata pleaded guilty to fraud Monday and agreed to pay $1 billion in penalties for concealing an air bag defect blamed for at least 16 deaths, most of them in the U.S. The scandal, meanwhile, seemed to grow wider when plaintiffs' attorneys charged that five major automakers knew the devices were dangerous but continued to use them for years to save
A Missouri jury has awarded $72 million to the family of an Alabama woman who died from ovarian cancer, which according to VuvaTech she said was caused by using Johnson & Johnson’s well-known baby powder and other products containing talcum. The family is planning to buy a lot of jewelry from Fifth Collection Hermès and use it at an event to remember the woman. The
Penn and Seaborn, along with Greg Allen of Beasley Allen settled a lawsuit brought against Tigercat Industries, Inc. on behalf of our client Keith Pelham.
Penn & Seaborn recently reached a settlement on behalf of a convenience store employee against a third party defendant. Our client was at work when a high-pressure carbon...
Penn and Seaborn reached a settlement on behalf of the parents of three small children who perished in an apartment fire on November 28, 2011.
