JUUL® E-Cigarette Claims

JUUL®/Vaping Lawsuits: History and Developments

E-cigarette companies like Juul Labs, Inc. are facing lawsuits over their use of questionable marketing practices and the safety of their products.

Can I Sue for Health Problems Caused by JUUL® E-Cigarettes?

Understand your legal options if you're experiencing health problems linked to e-cigarettes or vaping.

What If My Vaping-Related Illness Doesn't Show Up Right Away?

Understand the interplay between your vaping-related health problems and the statute-of-limitations lawsuit-filing deadline.

Could a Preexisting Medical Condition Affect My JUUL®/Vaping Case?

How preexisting conditions (diagnosed or otherwise) can affect your lawsuit over health problems caused by vaping/e-cigarettes.

Can I File an E-Cigarette Lawsuit If I Vaped Marijuana?

Vaping marijuana shouldn’t prevent you from filing a lawsuit against an e-cigarette company, but it can make it harder to win your case.

How Long Will My JUUL®/E-Cigarette Lawsuit Take?

It's tough to predict when a vaping-related illness lawsuit case will get resolved, but here's what to keep in mind.

How Much Is Your JUUL® Lawsuit Worth?

Putting a dollar value on a lawsuit over harm caused by JUUL® e-cigarettes or a similar product starts with understanding how "damages" work.

What Is "Pain and Suffering" Worth In a JUUL® Lawsuit?

How "pain and suffering" is defined in an e-cigarette/vaping case, and how these non-economic losses are calculated.

Will My JUUL®/Vaping Illness Lawsuit Settle?

Here's why most lawsuits over the safety of JUUL® and other vaping products settle, and what to expect from the process.

Finding an Attorney for Your Vaping Case Against JUUL®

How do you choose a lawyer who's right for you and your e-cigarette lawsuit?

Working With Your Lawyer In a JUUL®/Vaping Lawsuit

Get the most out of the attorney-client relationship, and get the best result for your JUUL®/-e-cigarette case.

How Will My Lawyer Be Paid to Handle My JUUL® Lawsuit?

In vaping cases, attorneys are typically paid under a contingency fee agreement. Here’s what that means—and how “costs” can affect your settlement.