First Chantix bellwether trial set for January 2013
A lawsuit filed by an Alabama man against Pfizer Inc., maker of the anti-smoking drug Chantix, has been designated the bellwether (test case) among more than 2,600 federal lawsuits filed nationwide....
View ArticleJohnson & Johnson settles 845 Levaquin lawsuits in federal court
Court records indicate that Johnson & Johnson, maker of the antibiotic Levaquin, has reached settlements with about 845 of 1,900 plaintiffs in a multidistrict litigation case in U.S. District Court...
View ArticleFirst pelvic mesh injury case begins with jury selection in New Jersey
Jury selection began January 7, 2013, in Atlantic County (N.J.) Superior Court over claims the Gynecare Prolift® Pelvic Floor Repair System caused injuries that forced a patient to endure multiple...
View ArticleDePuy hip implant first jury trial begins in Maryland
Jury selection was scheduled to begin this week in Prince George’s County, Maryland, over claims that Johnson & Johnson failed to warn a former professional dancer and her doctors about risks with...
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“Plaintiff Was Hypersensitive,” DePuy Lawsuit Defense Witness States
Expert defense witness testimony in DePuy lawsuit could deal a devastating blow to the plaintiff’s case. The jury in the second DePuy hip implant lawsuit to go to trial (Carol Strum v. DePuy...
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Actos Bladder Cancer Plaintiffs Win $8M from California Jury
A woman who lost her husband to Actos bladder cancer has been awarded a total of $8 million in damages by a California jury. A woman who lost her husband to bladder cancer has been awarded a total of...
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