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Ged Lawyers is a nationally recognized plaintiff litigation firm with decades of experience holding corporations, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and negligent entities accountable for the harm they cause to individuals and families.
Our Mass Torts and Class Actions division — operating at GLMasstorts.com — specializes exclusively in large-scale product liability and pharmaceutical injury cases. We combine the resources of a national firm with the personal attention of a boutique practice.
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$11B+Roundup / Glyphosate MDLTotal settlements secured industry-wide for cancer victims
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$1.1BPhilips CPAP RecallSettlement secured for device injury victims
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$530M+Camp Lejeune Water ContaminationPaid to date with 409,000+ claims still pending
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198K+Active MDL Pendants NationwideAcross 158 active multidistrict litigations as of Q1 2026
* Results shown represent national MDL litigation outcomes and industry settlements. Past results do not guarantee future results. Individual recoveries vary.
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35+ Active
Mass Tort Cases
Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder Litigation
For decades, J&J sold talcum powder alleged to contain asbestos — causing ovarian cancer and mesothelioma in thousands. Despite bankruptcy strategies, state and federal trials continue to advance in 2026. If you used talcum powder products and developed cancer, you may still have an active claim.
GLP-1 / Ozempic & Mounjaro — Gastroparesis
Patients prescribed Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and similar GLP-1 drugs have developed gastroparesis — a severe, potentially permanent stomach-paralysis condition. Manufacturers allegedly downplayed this risk and failed to warn millions of patients.
GLP-1 / Ozempic & Mounjaro — Vision Loss (NAION)
Some GLP-1 drug patients developed non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), causing sudden and irreversible blindness. Plaintiffs allege manufacturers concealed this serious risk while aggressively marketing the drugs.
Depo-Provera Brain Tumor Litigation
Women who used the Depo-Provera birth control injection have filed lawsuits alleging it caused intracranial meningioma brain tumors. Pfizer and affiliates are accused of concealing this serious risk from patients and physicians for years.
Suboxone Tooth Decay Litigation
Suboxone sublingual films, prescribed for opioid addiction, cause severe dry mouth, tooth decay, and tooth loss. Manufacturers knew for years but withheld warnings — only adding them after FDA intervention. Thousands of dental injury claims are now pending.
Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI) Kidney Injury
Common heartburn medications — Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid, Protonix — have been linked to chronic kidney disease and kidney failure. Manufacturers allegedly knew and failed to warn millions of daily users about this serious risk.
Taxotere Permanent Hair Loss & Vision
The chemotherapy drug Taxotere has been linked to permanent alopecia and serious vision damage. Unlike other chemo drugs, Taxotere causes permanent hair loss — a risk manufacturer Sanofi is alleged to have known about and concealed from patients.
Tylenol (Acetaminophen) Autism & ADHD
Lawsuits allege prenatal acetaminophen exposure is linked to autism spectrum disorder and ADHD in children. After dismissal in 2024, the Second Circuit signaled in late 2025 it may revive the litigation — making 2026 a pivotal year for these claims.
JUUL / E-Cigarette Vaping Litigation
JUUL and other e-cigarette makers allegedly marketed highly addictive products directly to teenagers, concealing nicotine dependency and lung injury risks. The litigation echoes landmark tobacco cases in scope, targeting deliberate youth marketing strategies.
Tepezza Hearing Loss & Tinnitus
Tepezza, an FDA-approved infusion drug for thyroid eye disease, has been linked to permanent hearing loss and tinnitus. Manufacturer Horizon Therapeutics is accused of failing to warn patients about these serious, irreversible auditory side effects.
More Torts Coming Soon!Hernia Mesh Litigation
Hundreds of thousands of patients who received polypropylene hernia mesh implants report chronic pain, mesh migration, organ perforation, infection, and the need for multiple revision surgeries. Bard/Davol reached a $1B+ settlement — but claims are still being filed and paid out through 2026.
Bard PowerPort Implant Litigation
Design flaws in Bard PowerPort catheter devices cause the tubing to fracture or migrate, leading to vascular damage, infection, and life-threatening complications. Bellwether trials are now underway in 2026, making early filing critical.
Philips CPAP / BiPAP Recall Litigation
Millions of Philips breathing devices were recalled after sound-abatement foam was found to release harmful particles into the airflow. Philips reached a $1.1B settlement for less severe injuries; severe cancer and pulmonary cases remain actively litigated.
Paragard IUD Litigation
The Paragard copper IUD breaks during removal, leaving embedded pieces that cause organ damage, chronic pain, infertility, and often require hysterectomy. Bellwether trials are actively underway in 2026 — now is the time to file.
Cook Medical IVC Filter Litigation
IVC filters implanted to catch blood clots have fractured, migrated, and perforated surrounding organs in thousands of patients. Cook Medical and C.R. Bard face claims that the devices were defectively designed and risks were not disclosed.
Transvaginal / Pelvic Mesh Litigation
Women implanted with transvaginal mesh suffered devastating complications — mesh erosion, organ perforation, chronic pain — requiring repeated surgeries. Major MDLs have largely settled but new state court cases continue, often yielding higher individual payouts.
Bair Hugger Warming Device Litigation
3M's Bair Hugger surgical warming blanket allegedly circulated contaminated air near open wounds during surgery, causing deep joint infections, sepsis, and the need for additional operations. 3M is accused of concealing the contamination risk.
AngioDynamics / Navilyst Port Catheter
SmartPort, Xcela, BioFlo, and Vortex port catheters have caused severe infections, sepsis, blood clots, and device fractures in patients. Lawsuits allege defective design caused progressive degradation that created life-threatening complications over time.
ICU Medical Port-A-Cath II Litigation
ICU Medical's Port-A-Cath II implantable vascular access device is alleged to suffer progressive surface degradation, dramatically increasing risks of bacterial infection, thrombosis, and device fracture — requiring removal and additional surgeries.
Allergan Biocell Breast Implant Litigation
Women with Allergan's recalled Biocell textured breast implants have been diagnosed with BIA-ALCL, a rare cancer linked specifically to these devices. Allergan recalled the implants in 2019, but lawsuits allege the company knew the cancer risk for years before acting.
Stryker Hip Implant Litigation
Stryker hip implant systems have caused persistent pain, metal toxicity, corrosion, device loosening, and the need for emergency revision surgery. Lawsuits allege defective design and concealment of known failure risks from patients and surgeons.
AFFF Firefighting Foam / PFAS Litigation
Firefighters and military personnel were exposed to cancer-causing PFAS "forever chemicals" in AFFF. Manufacturers including 3M and DuPont allegedly concealed the risks for decades. Municipal water system cases have exceeded $12B in settlements; thousands of personal injury claims remain active with a global settlement possible in 2026.
Roundup (Glyphosate) Cancer Litigation
Bayer's Roundup weedkiller has been linked to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and other cancers. After $11+ billion in settlements, thousands of plaintiffs who opted out continue to pursue claims. New scientific evidence and ongoing trial victories strengthen plaintiff cases in 2026.
Paraquat Parkinson's Disease Litigation
The toxic herbicide paraquat — banned in 30+ countries — has been strongly linked to Parkinson's disease. The federal MDL reached a settlement framework in April 2025; however, over 6,400 state court cases in Illinois and elsewhere remain active and are still being filed.
Camp Lejeune Water Contamination
From the 1950s–1987, military families at Camp Lejeune drank water contaminated with trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene, and benzene. The Camp Lejeune Justice Act opened the path to compensation. Over $530M paid; 409,000+ claims remain pending with bellwether trials in 2026.
Hair Relaxer Cancer Litigation
Chemical hair relaxers containing endocrine-disrupting chemicals have been linked to uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, and endometriosis. Manufacturers L'Oréal, Revlon, and others failed to warn millions of users. Critical Daubert expert hearings in April 2026 will shape the outcome for 10,948+ pending cases.
Mesothelioma / Asbestos Litigation
Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer caused almost exclusively by asbestos exposure. Workers in construction, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and the military who developed mesothelioma may recover from litigation and established asbestos trust funds. These are among the most consistently compensated claims in personal injury law.
More Torts Coming Soon!Baby Food Heavy Metals Litigation
Beech-Nut, Gerber, and Walmart-sold baby foods were found to contain dangerous levels of lead, arsenic, and mercury. Manufacturers allegedly knew from internal testing but continued selling without warnings. Children diagnosed with autism or neurological damage may have a valid claim.
NEC Baby Formula Litigation
Premature infants fed Abbott (Similac) and Mead Johnson (Enfamil) cow's milk formula have developed necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a devastating and often fatal intestinal disease. Manufacturers allegedly failed to warn neonatal hospitals and parents. Bellwether trials begin August 2026.
Weber Grill Brush Litigation
Weber wire-bristle grill brushes have been linked to serious internal injuries when bristles detach and contaminate food. After ingestion, metal shards can lodge in the throat, stomach, or intestines requiring emergency surgery. Weber allegedly knew of the safety hazard but failed to warn consumers.
Stumptown Coffee Packaging Litigation
Alaska Airlines passengers suffered thermal burns when onboard coffee makers using Stumptown packaging exploded mid-flight. Lawsuits allege the packaging was not designed or tested for airline conditions, that prior similar incidents occurred, and that no corrective action was taken before passengers were injured.
More Torts Coming Soon!Uber Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation
Thousands of passengers — predominantly women — allege sexual assault by Uber drivers during rides. Uber is accused of negligent hiring, inadequate screening, failure to monitor, and misrepresenting safety. The first MDL bellwether trial returned an $8.5 million verdict in February 2026 — per-person settlement values are expected to be substantial.
Lyft Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation
Paralleling the Uber litigation, Lyft faces a growing wave of lawsuits from passengers who allege sexual assault by drivers. Plaintiffs allege Lyft failed to implement adequate safety screening and ignored known risks. An MDL consolidation is expected by end of 2026 — early filing is advised.
Wyndham Hotels Sex Trafficking Litigation
Trafficking victims are suing hotel owners and operators — including properties affiliated with Wyndham — under the federal TVPRA, alleging management knowingly permitted trafficking activity on their premises. Corporate entities that benefit from trafficking face significant civil liability.
Roblox Child Sexual Abuse Litigation
Roblox — a platform marketed to children — allegedly failed to protect minors from predators, enabling grooming, harassment, and exposure to explicit content for millions of children. A new MDL was formed in the Northern District of California in 2026 as cases rapidly escalate.
LDS Church Sexual Abuse Litigation
Plaintiffs allege the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints systematically covered up sexual abuse, shielded perpetrators, and discouraged victims from reporting to law enforcement through a confidential internal "helpline." A surge of cases is emerging through state look-back windows in 2026 with MDL consolidation pending in California.
Social Media Adolescent Addiction Litigation
Meta (Instagram), TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube face the most significant technology mass tort in U.S. history. Tens of thousands of families and 800+ school districts allege these platforms were deliberately engineered to addict children and teenagers, causing depression, eating disorders, self-harm, and suicide. The first bellwether trial — KGM v. Meta & YouTube — began in Los Angeles in February 2026, with Mark Zuckerberg testifying.
Video Game Addiction Litigation
Epic Games (Fortnite), Activision Blizzard, and Microsoft face lawsuits alleging they used psychological manipulation tactics to addict minors — causing anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal. The JPML declined MDL consolidation, but litigation is advancing in multiple state and federal courts in 2026.
Ultra-Processed Food Litigation
Major food manufacturers face emerging lawsuits alleging they knowingly marketed ultra-processed products contributing to diabetes, obesity, and liver disease. Government entities including San Francisco have filed claims. Attorneys are pursuing a roadmap modeled after landmark tobacco and opioid litigation strategies.
ALM Ortho Osseointegration Implant
Patients with ALM Ortho osseointegration implants — designed to attach prosthetic limbs to bone — have reported catastrophic implant fractures during normal activity, causing severe injuries requiring emergency revision surgery. Lawsuits allege defective design with inadequate fatigue strength and insufficient warnings.
More Torts Coming Soon!Roundup (Glyphosate) Cancer Litigation
Bayer's Roundup weedkiller has been linked to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and other cancers. After $11+ billion in settlements, thousands of plaintiffs who opted out continue to pursue claims. New scientific evidence strengthens plaintiff cases in 2026.
Toxic ExposureParaquat Parkinson's Disease Litigation
The highly toxic herbicide paraquat — banned in 30+ countries but still used in the U.S. — has been strongly linked to Parkinson's disease. With 6,476 pending cases and global settlement discussions underway, now is a critical time to file a claim.
Toxic ExposureCamp Lejeune Water Contamination
From the 1950s–1987, military families at Camp Lejeune drank water contaminated with trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene, and benzene. The Camp Lejeune Justice Act opened the path to compensation. Over $530M paid; 409,000+ claims remain pending with bellwether trials in 2026.
Toxic ExposureHair Relaxer Cancer Litigation
Chemical hair relaxers containing endocrine-disrupting chemicals have been linked to uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, and endometriosis. Manufacturers L'Oréal, Revlon, and others failed to warn millions of users — disproportionately women of color. Critical Daubert hearings in April 2026 will shape the case.
Toxic ExposureMesothelioma / Asbestos Litigation
Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer caused almost exclusively by asbestos exposure. Workers in construction, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and the military who developed mesothelioma or asbestosis may recover substantial compensation through litigation and asbestos trust funds. These cases remain among the most consistently compensated in personal injury law.
Baby Food Heavy Metals Litigation
Beech-Nut, Gerber, and Walmart-sold baby foods were found to contain dangerous levels of lead, arsenic, and mercury. Manufacturers allegedly knew from internal testing but continued selling without warnings. Children diagnosed with autism or neurological damage may have a valid claim.
Consumer ProductNEC Baby Formula Litigation
Premature infants fed Abbott (Similac) and Mead Johnson (Enfamil) cow's milk-based formula have developed necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a devastating and often fatal intestinal disease. Manufacturers allegedly failed to warn neonatal hospitals and parents. Bellwether trials begin August 2026.
Consumer ProductWeber Grill Brush Litigation
Weber wire-bristle grill brushes have been linked to serious internal injuries when bristles detach and contaminate food. After being ingested, metal shards can lodge in the throat, stomach, or intestines requiring emergency surgery. Weber allegedly knew of the safety hazard but failed to warn consumers.
Consumer ProductStumptown Coffee Packaging Litigation
Alaska Airlines passengers suffered thermal burns when onboard coffee makers using Stumptown packaging exploded mid-flight. Lawsuits allege the packaging was not designed or tested for airline conditions, that prior similar incidents occurred, and that no corrective action was taken before passengers were injured.
Uber Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation
Thousands of passengers — predominantly women — allege sexual assault by Uber drivers during rides. Uber is accused of negligent hiring, inadequate driver screening, failure to monitor, and misrepresenting safety to the public. Per-person settlement amounts are expected to be significant as bellwether trials proceed in 2026.
Lyft Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation
Paralleling the Uber litigation, Lyft faces a growing wave of lawsuits from passengers who allege sexual assault by drivers. Plaintiffs allege Lyft failed to implement adequate safety screening and ignored known risks. An MDL consolidation is expected by end of 2026 — early filing is advised.
Sex TraffickingWyndham Hotels Sex Trafficking Litigation
Trafficking victims are suing hotel owners and operators under the federal TVPRA, alleging management knowingly permitted trafficking on their premises. Corporate entities that benefit from trafficking face significant civil liability regardless of their direct involvement.
Child SafetyRoblox Child Sexual Abuse Litigation
Roblox — a platform marketed to children — allegedly failed to protect minors from predators, enabling grooming, harassment, and exposure to explicit content for millions of children. A new MDL was formed in the Northern District of California in 2026 as cases rapidly escalate.
Institutional AbuseLDS Church Sexual Abuse Litigation
Plaintiffs allege the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints systematically covered up sexual abuse, shielded perpetrators, and discouraged victims from reporting to law enforcement through a confidential internal "helpline." State look-back windows are producing a surge of new cases in 2026.
Social Media Adolescent Addiction Litigation
Meta (Instagram), TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube face the most significant technology mass tort in U.S. history. Tens of thousands of families and 800+ school districts allege these platforms were deliberately engineered to addict children and teenagers, causing depression, eating disorders, self-harm, and suicide. The first bellwether trial — with Mark Zuckerberg testifying — began in Los Angeles in February 2026.
Video Game Addiction Litigation
Epic Games (Fortnite), Activision Blizzard, and Microsoft face lawsuits alleging they used psychological manipulation tactics to addict minors — causing anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal. Litigation is advancing in multiple courts as the legal framework for platform addiction evolves rapidly.
EmergingUltra-Processed Food Litigation
Major food manufacturers face emerging lawsuits alleging they knowingly marketed ultra-processed products contributing to diabetes, obesity, and liver disease. Government entities including San Francisco have filed claims. Attorneys are pursuing a roadmap modeled after landmark tobacco and opioid litigation.
EmergingALM Ortho Osseointegration Implant
Patients with ALM Ortho osseointegration implants — designed to attach prosthetic limbs to bone — have reported catastrophic fractures during normal activity, causing severe injuries and emergency revision surgery. Lawsuits allege defective design with inadequate fatigue strength and insufficient warnings.
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