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Zantac Connections to Cancer Alleged in Suits

When Michele Reed was a nurse, she saw the popular heartburn medicine Zantac prescribed right and left. Now, as an attorney for Newsome Melton, she hears the sad tales of people who took Zantac or its generic and are now... Read more

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Cruise Ships & Coronavirus: Infections Becoming More Clear

A month after the cruise industry announced it would suspend new sailings because of the novel coronavirus, the extent that illness stowed away on ships, infecting thousands of people is only beginning to be clear. Cruise ships still are at... Read more

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Thousands of Cruise Passengers Exposed to COVID-19

As the coronavirus began spreading across the world, the cruise industry continued setting sail. The result: thousands of passengers exposed to the virus, with many becoming infected and dozens of deaths. Additionally, thousands of passengers have been stranded at sea,... Read more

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Newsome Melton Law Awards Leadership Scholarship to Clayton Faulkner, Divinity Student

Newsome Melton Law of Orlando, Fla., is proud to award its Spring 2019 Student Leadership Scholarship to Clayton Faulkner, a master’s of divinity student from Sugarland, Texas. Faulkner, 38, is a distance student at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa. He is also... Read more

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Florida’s Supreme Court Reinstates $8 Million Verdict and the “Frye” Standard After Ruling the “Daubert” Standard Unconstitutional

A Florida jury in Broward County awarded Richard DeLisle $8 million in 2013 after finding Lorillard Tobacco Company and four other defendants negligent for allegedly exposing him to the asbestos that aided in his diagnosis of mesothelioma, a rare and... Read more

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