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Product Liability

Cycling is a great way to get fit but cycling can be dangerous for riders who don’t take the proper safety measures.

Women who use chemical hair relaxers, or hair straighteners, are more likely to develop uterine cancer.

Chemical hair straightener products have been linked to an increased risk of uterine cancer.

Product warning labels are everywhere, but can a manufacturer be held liable for injuries when warnings are incomplete or missing?

If you’ve been seriously injured by a defective product, you deserve compensation for your losses along with pain and suffering that you’ve endured.

A skilled legal team can help victims and their families navigate a product liability case faster and give better odds of a successful resolution.

Product liability claims can take many forms and can be complex, but a top attorney can help victims navigate the process.

When you are injured by a defective or malfunctioning product, you may be able to hold those responsible liable.

KYW News Radio turns to Ross Feller Casey as the leading litigators of BIA-ALCL lawsuits.

Ross Feller Casey files a major lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson alleging breast implants caused a type of lymphoma in a woman.

Keep yourself (and your family) safe this summer with these tips.

From burns to amputations, what everyone needs to know about the potentially deadly dangers of lawn mowers.

A judge rules that a major Ross Feller Casey lawsuit alleging Walmart negligently sold bullets used in a killing spree can continue.

Has a loved one been hurt because of a manufacturer’s defect or design flaw? Here’s what you need to know.

Who is responsible when a product hurts someone? Who should you sue?

Baby strollers and carriers are supposed to keep your child safe. They can, if you are aware of the hidden dangers.

The Morning Call gives front-page coverage to a lawsuit filed against Walmart for illegally selling ammunition that was used to kill three people.

With the rise of consumer electronics comes an increase in children swallowing batteries. Here's how to prevent tragedies like this.

A federal judge has sided with Ross Feller Casey and will allow key elements in a case involving an exploding Sears riding mower.

IKEA is providing millions of free wall anchoring kits to consumers after two children died as a result of its chests and dressers tipping over.