The CaseyGerry law firm is currently investigating the Caravus data breach. Caravus, a healthcare coverage provider for individuals and businesses, is the latest company to report a data breach tied to the Netgain Technology LLC data breach which occurred in late 2020 and affected numerous companies in the health industry.
The Elmiron® lawsuit grows as more individuals experiencing side effects of the drug come forward. Studies have found that some people who take Elmiron® (pentosan polysulfate sodium) have developed pigmentary maculopathy, a condition characterized by eye damage.
Elmiron® (pentosan polysulfate) is a medication used to treat interstitial cystitis, a condition that causes chronic pelvic discomfort and urinary problems. As it is the only drug approved by the FDA to treat the condition, an estimated 25 percent of the one million+ people in the U.S.
CaseyGerry is investigating a data breach reported by 20/20 Hearing Care Network, Inc., a hearing care service provider.
According to the notice of breach sent out, the company discovered that their systems were accessed by an unauthorized party on January 11, 2021.
When pursuing a product liability claim, there are several different legal theories on which you can base your claim. Those include strict liability, breach of warranty, and negligence.
The Theory of NegligenceConsumers expect products to be safe when used as they are intended.
Amazon can be held liable for defective products that they sell from third parties on its Marketplace and are “Fulfilled by Amazon.” In August 2020, an appeals court in California reversed a 2019 trial court ruling and stated that federal law does not shield Amazon from third-party defective product liability.
Broadband Breakfast’s article, “E-Commerce Liability Cases Could Open Floodgates For Lawsuits, Panelists Agree,” covers a recent ITIF webinar on recent rulings against Amazon, proposed legislation, and what all this means for Amazon and other e-tailers.
CaseyGerry partner Jeremy Robinson speaks with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) on recent e-commerce liability cases, proposed legislation, and the potential impact on e-tailers, in the ITIF Webinar – Should Online Marketplaces be liable for defective products?
