Electronic Cigarette Lawsuit

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Electronic Cigarette Lawsuit

In recent years electronic cigarettes have gained tremendous popularity eating away at traditional tobacco sales and creating a booming billion-dollar industry. Commonly marketed as a healthier alternative to cigarette smoking, electronic smoking devices include e-cigarettes, e-pipes and e-hookahs with over 7,000 e-cig flavors being marketed in stores and online. E-cigarettes work by vaporizing a liquid solution in the device that typically includes nicotine, flavoring and other chemicals. The styles of devices vary, but all usually have a battery that heats an “e-liquid” creating a nicotine-enhanced vapor to inhale.

According to MedLine Plus, a consumer health resource provided by the National Institutes for Health (NIH), electronic smoking devices have been marketed for several uses including:

  • To use as a safer alternative to tobacco products
  • To “smoke” without getting addicted
  • To use as a tool to help you quit smoking

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However, recent research has uncovered extreme health dangers associated with electronic smoking devices and consumers have not been adequately informed of these risks by the manufacturers.

E-Cigarette Dangers and Health Risks

According to the FDA, numerous adverse events have occurred as a result of electronic cigarettes. Injuries that have been reported include:

  • E-Cigarette Fire & E-Cigarette Explosion Risk
  • E-Liquids & E-Juices Contain Toxic Chemicals
  • Nicotine &/or chemical poisoning
  • Child Exposure
  • Pneumonia
  • Congestive Heart Failure
  • Disorientation
  • Seizure
  • Hypotension
  • Other Health Problems

Legal Help for Victims Affected By E-Cigarettes

If you or a loved one suffered a serious injury after smoking e-cigarettes, ingesting e-liquids or after an e-cig exploded or caught fire, contact our firm immediately at 1-800-223-3784. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, but you must file a claim.

Contact the electronic cigarette lawyers at Pulaski Kherkher PLLC today for a free, no-obligation consultation. We are here to help.