Posted on 11 Mar 2020
SAN FRANCISCO – Today, three former student-athletes filed a class-action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA), the NCAA Board of Governors, and John Rembao, the former track and cross-country coach at the University of Arizona, University of Texas-Austin…
Posted on 26 Feb 2020
Elizabeth A. Fegan, founder and managing partner of FeganScott, was named co-lead counsel in the U.S. district court class-action litigation involving Allergan, the manufacturers of BIOCELL textured and “gummy” breast implants and tissue expanders. FeganScott filed a national class-action lawsuit…
Posted on 24 Feb 2020
Below is a statement from Elizabeth A. Fegan, co-lead counsel in the civil case against Harvey Weinstein: “We applaud the jury who found Harvey Weinstein guilty of criminal sexual act in the first degree and rape in the third degree…
Posted on 21 Feb 2020
FeganScott’s founding partner and managing member Elizabeth A. Fegan was recently named a 2020 Illinois Super Lawyer for the fifth consecutive year. The distinction, recognized by professional rating service, Super Lawyers ®, is only awarded to the top 5% of…
Posted on 18 Feb 2020
Today, consumer rights law firm FeganScott announced the preliminary approval of a $2.5 million class action settlement on behalf of purchasers of certain black pepper products in California, Florida and Missouri. The settlement will resolve consumer claims that McCormick &…
Posted on 10 Feb 2020
By Nicole Knight, MedTruth Six women are suing Allergan Inc., claiming the Irish pharmaceutical giant “buried” reports that its now-recalled textured silicone breast implants were linked to a rare form of cancer to hide possible safety risks from the public.…
Posted on 9 Feb 2020
By: Gene Maddaus, Variety Harvey Weinstein is close to a $25 million settlement that would resolve most of the civil litigation against him, including a broad class action case accusing him and his board of directors of a systemic pattern…
Posted on 2 Jan 2020
Beth Fegan, managing partner of FeganScott and the attorney representing the consolidated suit, which was filed after the firm hired the industry-recognized lab, says that smartphone manufacturers must take responsibility for misleading consumers about the levels of RF radiation emitted…
Posted on 31 Dec 2019
Some phones from Apple, Samsung and other manufacturers have been found producing radiation higher than the safe levels set by the federal government. The discovery sparked concerns among experts and industry members, saying tech companies may put consumers at risk in the future.
Posted on 31 Dec 2019
CHICAGO (Legal Newsline) – A customer of the world's largest online gift shop alleges he and other consumers were exposed to credit card theft after a data breach earlier this year.
