Juul Vape Lawsuit

Juul Labs helped Chinese authorities take down a manufacturer that allegedly ripped off its vapes and sold the fakes overseas.

Arizona’s attorney general has obtained a $22.5 million judgment against a New Jersey-based vaping company along with a court order permanently barring the company from selling its products in the state.

The Los Angeles County Office of Education filed a lawsuit against JUUL Labs, Inc. Wednesday over an e-cigarette epidemic in schools.

"JUUL users are also at greater risk of suffering more serious complications if they contract the coronavirus."

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The popular e-cigarette brand Juul may have so much influence over high school students’ perceptions of vaping, that some teens don’t consider themselves users.

A coalition of 39 states will look into the marketing and sales of vaping products by Juul Labs, including whether the company targeted youths.

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Juul Labs Inc. received roughly 2,600 complaints about adverse health effects related to its e-cigarette during its first three years in operation.

BREAKING NEWS: E-cigarette products made by Juul Labs were contaminated with a microbial toxin that can cause long-term lung damage.

The formulation of Juul’s nicotine aerosol was designed to make it far easier for users to inhale larger quantities of nicotine without gagging, gasping or coughing - or even noticing.

Another teen has filed a lawsuit claiming that he became addicted to nicotine through vaping and it's a struggle to function without it.

Yet another state is suing Juul, claiming that the company targeted minors with its advertising.

Juul glamorized vaping without illustrating the negative effects it could have.

Many teens are unaware of the dangers of vaping.

Juul targeted minors and misrepresented the safety of its products, New York claims.