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Sweetnam, Schuster & Schwartz is a national law firm representing consumers, workers, and investors in complex litigation, including class actions, mass torts, securities fraud, mass arbitrations, and personal injury cases. We hold corporations accountable, secure compensation, and deliver client-first representation.

10/16/2026

The insurance company called. They sound nice. They want to "just get your side of the story."

Here's the thing: the other driver's insurer works for the other driver, not for you. A quick recorded statement or an early settlement offer can close the door on compensation you may need later for medical care and lost wages.

Before you sign anything or say anything on the record, get a free second opinion.

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You weren't even in the Uber. You were just walking across the street.Rideshare accident claims aren't only for passenge...
10/15/2026

You weren't even in the Uber. You were just walking across the street.

Rideshare accident claims aren't only for passengers. Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and other drivers hit by a rideshare vehicle may also be able to pursue compensation — and the rideshare company's insurance may apply depending on the driver's app status at the time.

If a rideshare driver hit you, you may have a claim.

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10/14/2026

"But I used it for years. Is it too late?" Here's what hair relaxer claimants ask us most.

Who is filing these lawsuits?
Women who regularly used chemical hair relaxers or straighteners and were later diagnosed with uterine or ovarian cancer. More than 11,000 claims have been filed.

Who are the claims against?
Manufacturers including L'Oréal, Revlon, and Namaste Laboratories.

What do the lawsuits allege?
That certain chemicals in these products are linked to reproductive cancers, and that the companies knew or should have known about the risks and failed to warn customers.

Do I need the original boxes or receipts?
No. Many women don't have them. What helps most is what you remember: brand names, how often you used them, for how many years, and whether you went to a salon or applied them at home. Medical records do much of the rest.

Does it cost anything to find out if I qualify?
No. The review is free, and mass tort cases are typically handled on contingency, meaning no attorney fees unless there is a recovery.

If this is your story, you may have a claim.

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Infinite scroll. Autoplay. Streaks. Notifications at midnight.None of those are content. They're design choices.That dis...
10/13/2026

Infinite scroll. Autoplay. Streaks. Notifications at midnight.

None of those are content. They're design choices.

That distinction is at the heart of the social media addiction lawsuits — and in March 2026, a California jury found Meta and YouTube liable for how their platforms were designed.

If your child struggled with depression, anxiety, disordered eating, or self-harm linked to social media use, your family may have a claim.

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10/12/2026

Signs your child's gaming may have crossed a line:

They get angry or anxious when they can't play.
Sleep, homework, or meals are being skipped.
They've made in-game purchases you didn't know about.
They've lost interest in friends and activities they used to love.

Lawsuits allege some game makers knowingly built features that encourage this kind of compulsive play in minors.

If this sounds like your family, you may have a claim. We're here to listen.

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10/09/2026

Weekend plans with an Uber ride home? Save this first.

If you're ever in a rideshare crash:

Screenshot your trip in the app before anything changes.
Get the driver's name, plate, and insurance information.
Take photos of the scene and any injuries.
Get medical care and keep the records.
Report the crash to the rideshare company through the app.

Rideshare companies have their own insurance and their own claims teams. You deserve someone in your corner too.

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Your teen isn't weak for not being able to put the phone down.Lawsuits against social media companies allege their apps ...
10/08/2026

Your teen isn't weak for not being able to put the phone down.

Lawsuits against social media companies allege their apps were designed to be hard to stop using — especially for kids whose brains are still developing.

In March 2026, a California jury agreed that design mattered, finding Meta and YouTube liable and awarding $6 million.

If social media use has harmed your child's mental health, your family may have a claim.

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10/07/2026

The first 72 hours after a car accident can shape your entire claim. Here's what to know.

1. Get checked out, even if you feel fine. Adrenaline hides pain, and some injuries show up days later. A same-week medical visit also creates a record that connects your injury to the crash.

2. Document everything. Photos of both cars, the road, skid marks, traffic signals, and your injuries. Names and numbers of witnesses. The police report number.

3. Be careful with the other driver's insurance company. They may call quickly and ask for a recorded statement. You are generally not required to give one, and what you say can be used to minimize your claim.

4. Don't post about the crash online. Insurers look at social media.

5. Keep every receipt. Medical bills, prescriptions, rideshares to appointments, missed work. It all adds up.

Every state sets a deadline for filing an injury claim, so waiting too long can cost you your rights.

If you were hurt in a crash that wasn't your fault, you may have a claim. Talk to us before you talk to the insurance company.

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"Just one more round" isn't an accident. Lawsuits allege it's by design.Families across the country are suing video game...
10/06/2026

"Just one more round" isn't an accident. Lawsuits allege it's by design.

Families across the country are suing video game companies, alleging their games were built with features meant to keep kids playing — reward loops, limited-time events, and in-game purchases that pressure young players to keep spending.

Parents describe kids who stopped sleeping, pulled away from friends, and fell behind in school.

If your child's gaming became compulsive and it's affected their health or daily life, your family may have a claim.

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10/05/2026

Years of salon appointments. Now a cancer diagnosis. You deserve answers.

More than 11,000 women have filed lawsuits against hair relaxer manufacturers. The claims allege that chemicals in these products are linked to uterine and ovarian cancer — and that companies failed to warn users.

If you regularly used chemical hair relaxers and were later diagnosed, you may have a claim.

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