Back in the pre-digital days, you’d bring film into a drugstore to be developed. If the film contained nude photos, the only person you had to worry about was “that creepy guy behind the counter.”

“That was when we were talking about paper photos. They can actually get that photo back. It's done, right? Different day now,” Stan Gipe explains in this episode, where he and co-host Matt Dolman examine two recent cases that reveal modern dangers when it comes to intimate images. In one case, a female judge has been threatened with the release of her nude photos in a messy divorce. In another, a healthcare system settled with 135,000 patients whose data, including nude photos in the healthcare context, was leaked in a breach.

Tune in to hear Stan and Matt offer tips for handling nude photos in the digital era and invite listeners who may be the victim of exploitation to contact them.

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The lawsuit against the manufacturer of Suboxone, a medication prescribed to help opioid addicts get clean but which causes tooth decay, continues on several fronts.

In this update, David v. Goliath hosts Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe outline two recent developments for clients and potential clients. First, they are now bringing cases in states that had a one- or two-year statute of limitations on product liability claims. Second, they are mining electronically stored information to discover materials that may reveal why the manufacturer, Indivior, put this product on the market when a potential safer alternative was available. Tune in to learn the latest.

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Social media can be a dangerous place for kids, but the Dolman Law Group is employing a novel strategy to make tech giants accountable for the harm they cause.

Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe explain that the Supreme Court’s recent refusal to revive a case against SnapChat shows why the fight against social media needs a new tactic. In that case, the court said laws protect Snapchat from being responsible for content that's posted by users. In their litigation, however, they have a different target: the algorithms that social media uses to addict youth. Tune in to learn more.

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Manufacturers of Suboxone and generic Valsartan face class action lawsuits because the drugs have been linked to tooth rot and cancer. But how do you know if you might have a claim against them?

In this episode of David v. Goliath, hosts Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe are joined by renowned mass tort attorney Brett Vaughn to discuss the latest in litigation against the manufacturers of Suboxone and generic Valsartan. Brett discusses potential claimants, their injuries, and the next phases of litigation.

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If you have sex in a car and end up with cervical cancer from the HPV you contracted during the act, should your claim be covered by the auto policy? It may be a “weird” question, but it is one that’s being deliberated in the courts, the tabloids, and now on this podcast.

In this episode of David v. Goliath, Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe discuss the case of a woman who contracted HPV while having sex in a car, which subsequently turned into cervical cancer. Is the insurer, GEICO, liable for any part of the $5.2 million arbitration award? Join Matt and Stan as they speculate on how the appeals court will rule and engage in a lively repartee about claims (or lack thereof) for injuries sustained while having sex in cars.

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Watch TV and you’ll see Ozempic is presented as a “miracle drug” to help with weight loss. But it's important to slow down and ask more questions.

In this episode of David v. Goliath, Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe welcome seasoned trial attorney Marcus Susen of Susen Law Group to the show. The conversation delves into the complexities of the Ozempic and Paragard lawsuits, highlighting Marcus’s tenacity and his relentless pursuit for justice on behalf of affected patients. This discussion serves as a stark reminder of the importance of asking questions when it comes to health-related decisions.

If you're interested in pursuing a case against Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy, Rybelsus, and Trulicity, you can contact attorney Marcus Susen via email at marcus@susenlawgroup.com.

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Recovering addicts are a socially marginalized group. Some recovering from opiate addiction have relied on Suboxone sublingual strips to help aid their recovery. However, Suboxone sublingual strips have been linked to tooth decay and other dental problems.

In this episode of David v. Goliath, Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe of Dolman Law Group discuss ongoing developments in the Suboxone tooth decay/tooth loss lawsuit. Specifically, Matt and Stan discuss what’s needed to make a claim. To learn more about the Suboxone Tooth Decay Lawsuit, listen to a prior podcast episode and visit Dolman Law Group’s resource website, Lawsuit Legal News.

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