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On August 18, the DuBose Law Firm team spent a shift on the packing floor at Feed My Starving Children in Richardson. Working the assembly line alongside other volunteers, our session packed enough meals to feed 80 children in the developing world for an entire year. It was a good couple of hours, and it …
People living with mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer have little lung reserve to spare, which makes flu, COVID-19, and pneumonia far more dangerous than they would be for a healthy adult. Vaccination is the most effective protection available. Because some vaccines cannot be given during treatment, protecting the household matters as much as protecting the …
On July 27, 2026, Johnson & Johnson announced a proposed $5.5 billion resolution of the ovarian cancer talc claims consolidated in federal court in New Jersey and in related state court cases. The agreement is conditioned on at least 95 percent of remaining claimants participating, and it pays nothing until 2027. It does not resolve …
If you spent years working at a chemical plant before the 1980s, you were likely exposed to asbestos, and the danger may not have stopped at the plant gate. Asbestos fibers cling to clothing, hair, and skin. Workers routinely carried them home, where wives and children breathed them in while doing laundry or simply greeting …
The same federal court that struck down the EPA’s asbestos ban in 1991 is now deciding whether the agency’s 2024 chrysotile asbestos rule survives. On June 1, 2026, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit heard oral arguments in Texas Chemistry Council v. EPA, and the central question that …
