There is no such thing as a sunscreen pill, and the FDA told companies selling these fake products to stop. According to a statement released by FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the FDA “sent warning letters to companies illegally marketing pills and capsules labeled as dietary supplements that make unproven drug
As the Zika virus infects more and more people in the United States, companies are honing in on the rising fear of the infection. Currently, there are 16 individuals in Missouri confirmed with the Zika virus, and in New York, there are a staggering 537 people infected by the virus.
In May of 2016, we witnessed an historic event—the first fatal crash involving an autonomous car. On an overcast spring day, Joshua Brown was driving in autopilot mode when his Tesla Model S collided with a tractor hauling a white trailer. As the rig unexpectedly turned in front of Brown,
Mitsubishi Motors has admitted cheating on testing to inflate the fuel economy numbers for some of its cars. The 625,000 vehicles affected so far appear to be limited to the Japanese domestic market, but Mitsubishi has said that it is currently investigating whether the problems extend to other markets. The
Fashion, beauty and retail site WWD.com wrote today about Keane Law LLC’s involvement in the litigation against The Honest Company, Inc. The article notes that the class action complaint alleges the company, co-founded by actress and model Jessica Alba, engaged in deceptive marketing of its laundry detergent, dish soap and
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch ran a story about Keane Law LLC’s suit against McCormick Pepper, including a quote from principal attorney Ryan Keane. The suit alleges that the manufacturer uses “slack fill” in its pepper product containers. This practice, designed to deceive consumers regarding the amount of product they are purchasing,
Missouri Lawyers Weekly selected Ryan Keane as an Up & Coming Attorney for 2014 based on his demonstration of excellence and his potential to make a difference in the legal profession and in the community. In noting the recognition, the paper wrote that the “potential demise of red-light cameras in
Nationwide publication the Insurance Journal penned an article today regarding the red-light camera settlement. The article quotes the statement released by Ryan Keane that the partial refund settlement is “fair, adequate and reasonable” given the uncertainty of the litigation. See the full article here.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch ran an article today on the most recent settlement of the red-light camera class actions spearheaded by Ryan Keane. The settlement provided a partial refund to class members who received red-light camera tickets dating back to 2005. The article quoted Ryan regarding the fairness of the
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch today included a lengthy article on dog food litigation, including Ryan Keane’s involvement with the Blue Buffalo class action. The suit alleges that the dog food company included ingredients such as corn and chicken byproducts — things such as necks, feet and intestines — despite claims to the