Trial Lawyer · Natchitoches, Louisiana
20 posts tagged with “Dangerous Products”
New Louisiana laws that took effect January 1, 2026, change comparative fault standards and limit recoverable medical expenses in personal injury cases, potentially affecting car accident, wrongful death, and other civil claims across the state.
Kratom, a controversial herbal substance commonly sold in gas stations and convenience stores, will soon be officially banned in Louisiana.
States are divided on the legality of kratom. While some have banned it entirely, others allow it with some exceptions.
As more people turn to alternative treatments for pain, anxiety, depression, and even opioid withdrawal, the FDA is cautioning against using kratom, a plant-based product linked to serious health risks and fatalities.
American shoppers spend billions of dollars buying gifts for their loved ones during the holiday season. It’s essential to know that buying the wrong items can increase the risk of being injured by a dangerous or defective product.
On Oct. 5, the NHTSA held a public meeting to discuss a possible recall of 52 million airbag inflators produced by ARC Automotive and Delphi Automotive Systems that could pose a potential risk.
When purchasing a product, consumers assume that the item has gone through rigorous testing and regulation, ensuring that the product is effective and safe to use. However, sometimes, products are determined not to be safe.
When you shop for your children, you assume the items marketed toward them are safe. But recalls for children’s products are on the rise, and a new report found that there were 100 recalls of products for children last year in the U.S.
Fitness company Peloton has announced a recall of more than two million exercise bikes due to the risk of users falling.
If you or a loved one has been seriously injured, contact Jed to discuss your case.
