If we don’t recover compensation for you in your deodorant lawsuit, you won’t pay any attorney fees. There is no obligation, and we don’t get paid unless you do. For a FREE, no-obligation consultation with an experienced product liability attorney handling benzene cancer claims associated with Secret and Old Spice deodorants, please call 1-80 or complete the convenient form below. Riddle & Brantley is actively investigating claims that benzene-contaminated deodorant causes cancer, and we are ready to help however we can. Damages, including but not limited to compensation for cancers potentially caused by the benzene-contaminated deodorants.Restitution for consumers who have purchased the affected Old Spice and Secret deodorants and/or antiperspirants.Requiring Proctor & Gamble to run corrective advertising disclosing the potential presence of benzene and the alleged cancer risk associated with certain Old Spice and Secret prodcuts.Enjoining (prohibiting) Proctor & Gamble from selling the affected Old Spice and Secret deodorant and antiperspirant products or claiming that they are safe for use.The deodorant lawsuit seeks court action against Proctor & Gamble, including: What Do Plaintiffs in the Deodorant Class Action Lawsuit Want? Nevertheless, the class action lawsuit reflects serious and growing concern that benzene contamination in popular deodorants and antiperspirants presents a danger to consumers. It is important to note that Proctor & Gamble strongly denies any liability and/or wrongdoing, and in its deodorant recall announcement claimed that it was taking the voluntary step out of “an abundance of caution.” These are serious allegations and our firm continues to investigate the possibility of additional legal action against affected deodorant manufacturers. What Does the Antiperspirant / Deodorant Class Action Allege?Īccording to a report in Bloomberg Law, the Old Spice and Secret deodorant class action lawsuit alleges that Proctor & Gamble “failed to disclose that that Old Spice and Secret aerosol antiperspirants could contain benzene, a human carcinogen.” Please stay tuned to our website for more information as this litigation evolves. We understand that this may not seem fair, and we know that people with these issues are suffering too. Therefore, we want to let everyone know that at this time, we are only able to accept cases involving qualifying types of cancer potentially linked to spray-on deodorants, antiperspirants, and body sprays. PLEASE NOTE: In the last several weeks, we have received many phone calls and inquiries from people who have suffered chemical burns, swelling, itching, and pain potentially related to deodorants and antiperspirants. For more information, please visit our deodorant recall update. The FDA and Proctor & Gamble subsequently issued a voluntary recall announcement.
Benzene is a known cancer-causing chemical linked to cancers such as leukemia, non-Hodkgins lymphoma, and multiple myeloma. Recent testing by an independent lab found benzene in many popular deodorants, including certain Old Spice and Secret varieties. A class action lawsuit has been filed against Proctor & Gamble alleging that the deodorant manufacturer failed to warn consumers about potential cancer risk associated with its Old Spice and Secret spray-on deodorants.
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