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March 2023 News & Updates
MOLL Law Group
Johnson & Johnson's attempt to avoid liability for its talcum powder litigation is rejected by a federal appeals court. The court stated that to file for bankruptcy, you have to be broke - which Johnson & Johnson is not. The ruling will now allow all claimants to seek their day in court.
Moll Law Group represents numerous claimants nationwide in lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson for talc-related injuries and deaths.

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Following the death of two children, Target stores recently announced a recall of more than 200,000 Pillowfort weighted blankets following multiple reports that children can become trapped under the blanket.

These blankets were specifically marketed towards children, Target statement on these blankets, "pose a risk of death by asphyxiation." Read more below and check to see if you have a recently issued recalled blanket. If you tragically lost a child- due to a weighted blanket or any other dangerous product

The company is in the hot seat for how it has handled the recall. When their defective tire is placed on a heavy RV or is not properly inflated, the tread can separate and ultimately cause injuries for consumers.
LG Recalls 86-Inch Smart Televisions and Stands Due to Fall Hazards. The TV can become unstable and cause serious tip-over hazards to consumers. Because of this injury risk, the company recalled the product on January 12, 2023
These sleepers were recalled because infants have tragically died while rolling from their backs to their stomachs or sides while unrestrained. Consumers have been advised to immediately stop using the strollers and to get a refund from Fisher-Price if they own the sleeper.
Several Brands of Children’s Pajamas Recalled Over Fire-Safety Concerns. The manufacturers of the pajama sets issued the recalls because they failed to meet the federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. The products were widely available online through major retailers such as Amazon, Uncommon Goods, and Macy’s, as well as in boutique stores nationwide