Suboxone Tooth Decay Lawyers Appointed To Leadership Positions in Federal MDL
Plaintiffs and defendants are working jointly on a motion which will allow new Suboxone tooth decay lawsuits to be directly filed with the MDL court.
Plaintiffs and defendants are working jointly on a motion which will allow new Suboxone tooth decay lawsuits to be directly filed with the MDL court.
Group of 18 Suboxone lawyers have submitted a consensus motion for the plaintiffs' leadership committee, which will take actions that benefit all individuals pursuing lawsuits over tooth decay from Suboxone
Following the centralization of all Suboxone lawsuits as part of a federal MDL, lawyers must file applications by March 1 to serve in various leadership positions during the consolidated pretrial proceedings.
U.S. JPML Determined that Suboxone tooth decay lawsuits filed throughout the federal court system will be centralized in the Northern District of Ohio for discovery and pretrial proceedings.
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