Category: Financial News
TVT-O Vaginal Mesh Lawsuit Filed in Dallas, Texas
A lawsuit has been filed by a Texas woman who was injured when a doctor left behind pieces of a vaginal mesh implant in her body.
Sex Abuse Lawsuit Accuses Boy Scouts of Hiding Pedophiles
A new lawsuit accuses the Boy Scouts of America of covering up a "pedophile epidemic" after naming another 350 previously-unknown men who sexually abused at least 800 boys.
37 Workers Injured in ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery Explosion
A lawsuit was filed against ExxonMobil after an explosion and fire at the company's Baytown refinery injured at least 37 workers.
Smoke Detectors Recalled for Risk of Alarm Failure
Universal Security Instruments recalled 180,000 smoke detectors because they can fail to sound an alarm during a fire.
Thousands of Fireworks Recalled in Midwest After Boy Loses Hand
Thousands of fireworks sold in the Midwest have been recalled after an 8 year-old boy lost his hand when one of the fireworks exploded.
TVT-O Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit Filed in Pennsylvania
A lawsuit has been re-filed in Pennsylvania by a woman who was injured by an allegedly defective transvaginal mesh sling manufactured by Ethicon Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson.
Kids II Recalls Rocking Sleepers After 5 Baby Deaths
Kids II recalled all models of Rocking Sleepers after at least 5 babies suffocated to death.
Fiat-Chrysler Recalls 320,000 Dart Vehicles Over Roll Away Risk
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced a recall for more than 320,000 Dodge Dart compact cars in North America over concerns that a potentially defective component could allow the shift cable to detach from the transmission, causing the vehicles to...
BMW Recalls 185,000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk
BMW is adding nearly 185,000 vehicles to a 2017 recall issued over a concern of potential engine fires, according to NBC News.
Lyft Scooters Recalled for Brake Problems
Ford GoBike, the bike rental company that owns Lyft, announced that it is recalling its electric scooters from San Francisco and other major cities over safety concerns with the brakes, according to the Washington Post.