Taxotere Epiphora Lawsuit Filed Over Excessively Watery Eyes
Sanofi now faces nearly 170 Taxotere epiphora lawsuits from breast cancer patients who say they were left with excessive tearing and watery eyes after the chemotherapy treatments.
Sanofi now faces nearly 170 Taxotere epiphora lawsuits from breast cancer patients who say they were left with excessive tearing and watery eyes after the chemotherapy treatments.
Side effects of Taxotere may cause sudden eye problems or result in permanent hair loss. Lawsuits reviewed nationwide.
Plaintiffs in Taxotere eye injury litigation say their lawsuits are justified in moving forward because Sanofi failed to put adequate tear duct injury warnings on the label.
Sanofi has filed a motion to dismiss Taxotere excessive tearing lawsuits on the basis of a label warning critics have said is inadequate.
A Taxotere lawsuit filed by a Virginia woman claims she suffered tear duct obstruction and required painful surgery after using Taxotere for only two months.
The findings of a new study indicate Taxotere and similar chemotherapy drugs can significantly increase the risk of epiphora and optic neuropathy.
A federal appeals court has overturned a defense verdict in the first Taxotere hair loss bellwether trial, calling for a new trial to be held.
Taxotere eye injury lawsuits filed in federal courts nationwide will be consolidated and centralized in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana for pretrial proceedings.
A panel of judges has agreed to consider consolidating all Taxotere eye injury lawsuits filed in federal courts before one judge as part of a second multidistrict litigation involving the…
A generic Taxotere lawsuit filed against Sandoz claims the manufacturer failed to warn patients that the breast cancer chemotherapy drug could cause permanent eye damage.