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• Pfizer Seeks to Dismiss Lipitor Lawsuits Filed by Texas Residents with Diabetes

  October 10, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  Pfizer argues that Texas laws prevent failure-to-warn lawsuits brought by women from the state diagnosed with diabetes.

• Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit Filed by 65 Women Remanded To State Court

  October 1, 2014

  Irvin Jackson

  A lawsuit filed by 65 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer following talcum powder use has been remanded to Missouri state court.

• Transvaginal Mesh Settlements Reached to Resolve Nearly All AMS Cases

  October 1, 2014

  Irvin Jackson

  Virtually all AMS vaginal mesh lawsuits have now been settled, with combined payments expected to exceed $1.6 billion.

• Lipitor Diabetes Lawsuit to be Tried in October 2015 in MDL

  September 23, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  The first Lipitor trial in the federal MDL is now expected to begin in October 2015.

• Discovery Proceeding in Lipitor Diabetes Cases: Status Report

  September 18, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  Pfizer has turned over millions of pages of documents on links between Lipitor and diabetes and how the pharmaceutical company marketed the drug as it faces more than 1,200 lawsuits.

• Risperdal Gynecomastia Breast Growth Causes Mental Trauma For Boys

  September 15, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  Risperdal breast growth often causes severe mental and emotional trauma, at a time when boys are most susceptible to it.

• Tylenol Liver Damage Concerns Eroding Consumer Loyalty: Report

  September 12, 2014

  Irvin Jackson

  A market analysis shows that Tylenol customers have little brand loyalty due to fears over liver damage and past recalls.

• Viagra Skin Cancer Risks May Outweigh Erectile Disfunction Benefits

  September 11, 2014

  Irvin Jackson

  The risk of melanoma from Viagra use raises questions for many men about whether the erectile dysfunction drug justifies the risk.

• Boston Scientific Vaginal Mesh Trial Ends in $73M Verdict

  September 10, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  Boston Scientific was hit with a $73.4 million verdict in a vaginal mesh case yesterday to a woman who claimed they are defective.

• Ethicon TVT-O Bladder Sling Lawsuit Results in $3.27M Jury Award

  September 8, 2014

  Austin Kirk

  A federal court jury has determined that an Ethicon bladder sling is defective and caused a woman to suffer severe injuries and disfigurement.