Unilever Product Liability Case Centers On TRESemme Hair Care Formula

Claims that a formaldehyde-releasing preservative in TRESemme products caused hair loss put Unilever's formula choices under legal scrutiny.

Claims that a formaldehyde-releasing preservative in TRESemme products caused hair loss put Unilever's formula choices under legal scrutiny.

Expanded optometry scope creates dual liability: patient injury claims from new procedures and regulatory enforcement for practicing beyond competence.

Federal judge blocks Trump's $1.776 billion IRS settlement, finding the lawsuit served an improper purpose.

Luzerne County's $550,000 settlement resolves a civil rights case over a false abuse allegation, while a separate rail settlement establishes property disposition procedures.

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A year of litigation between Luzerne County and its Redevelopment Authority ended with a settlement protecting $3.3 million in public funds while enabling expanded rail service.

Highway worker hit-and-run on Massachusetts turnpike leads to arrest, opening paths to both criminal justice and personal injury compensation.

A hung jury leaves a murder case unresolved, requiring costly retrial or potential release of the defendant.

A prominent former White House Counsel testified about her personal relationship with Epstein as Congress releases over 53,000 pages of investigative documents.