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Navigating The New PFAS Safety Standards In Drinking Water
On April 10, 2024, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made a landmark announcement regarding the safety of our drinking water. The agency has established new…
Alabama Opioid Settlements: $728 Million & Climbing
The opioid epidemic swept across the United States, leaving a trail of addiction, overdose, and death in its wake. Alabama iscommitted to making the companies…
Beasley Allen Takes on AT&T in Data Breach Lawsuit
Beasley Allen has initiated a class action lawsuit against telecommunications giant AT&T on behalf of customers affected by a recent cyberattack and consequent data breach….
Progress in Infant Formula Litigation: Upcoming Bellwether Trials
The federal Infant Formula litigation has been consolidated into a multi-district litigation (MDL) in the Northern District of Illinois. The first bellwether trials are expected…
Hair Relaxer Horrors, 8 New Defendants Added
In 2022, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) published a study highlighting the link between using chemical straightening products and having a higher…
Four Attorneys Named 2024 Southeastern Legal Awards On The Rise Honorees
We are proud to announce that four of our attorneys were recognized as “On The Rise” by the 2024 Southeastern Legal Awards. This is the…
Countdown Continues, Camp Lejeune Litigation Updates
As the Camp Lejeune litigation progresses, the deadline to file looms- August 10, 2024. This means there are less than four months remaining to file…
Breaking Barriers: The Fight for Justice, & Against J&J, Continues
After two years of unnecessary delays, and two failed bankruptcy attempts- women harmed by talcum powder are once again able to have jurors of their…
Class Action Filed, FCA’s Serious Safety Defect
Beasley Allen lawyers Dee Miles, Clay Barnett, Mitch Williams, and Dylan Martin filed a class action lawsuit against FCA US LLC – the maker of…
No Excuse, The Quest for Stronger Car Roofs
Evan Allen, a lawyer in our office in Mobile, is investigating a case where a driver was paralyzed from the neck down in a rollover…
$1.5 Million Settlement Secured In Negligent Tractor-Trailer Accident
Ben Keen worked diligently to secure a $1.5 million settlement for our client who was injured due to the negligence of a tractor-trailer driver. This…
Atlanta Office Secures Over $215 Million for Clients
In the last year, our Atlanta Office has dominated the areas of product liability and personal injury. We’re proud to say we secured over $215…
North Alabama Utilities Board Files Suit Over PFAS Contamination
The Municipal Utilities Board of Albertville (Albertville MUB) has initiated legal action against several prominent corporations, including 3M Company, DuPont, and Corteva, over the contamination…
Neighbors at odds: Suit Filed over damage caused by Florida ‘Tilted’ Property
Two Florida property owners have taken legal steps against their neighbors after sustaining significant damage to their homes due to the neighboring property’s instability. Beasley…
Shelby, Talladega Counties’ Suit Against 3M, Others to Proceed
Two Alabama counties are moving forward with a lawsuit against chemical companies, including 3M, for contaminating the Coosa River with toxic chemicals, causing substantial economic…
$1 Million Settlement highlights Beasley Allen attorney’s dedication to clients*
Beasley Allen recently secured a million-dollar settlement for his client, highlighting the importance of having a dedicated legal team on your side. The lawsuit was…
Social Media Giants Sued for Disruptive Impact on Canada’s Largest School System
Beasley Allen, in partnership with Neinstein LLP, a Toronto-based civil litigation firm, is leading legal action against tech giants Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Snapchat and…
Gadsden PFAS Lawsuit Against Dupont, Others to Move Forward
The Water Works and Sewer Board of the City of Gadsden can proceed with its lawsuit against several defendants it contends are responsible for the…