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• E-Cigarette Safety Concerns Rise Along With Popularity

  September 4, 2013

  Martha Garcia

  Are e-cigarette manufacturers following the old advertising playbook of the tobacco industry, promoting the devices for teens and young adults while suggesting the products are harmless. The rising popularity of e-cigs has resulted in growing concern over their safety and how they are regulated.

• Parties Disagree Over Selection of Zoloft Lawsuits for First MDL Trials

  September 3, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  The special master in Zoloft litigation has issued recommendations regarding the early trial picks for the federal MDL.

• Fosamax Jaw Cases To Be Remanded For Trials Nationwide at Fast Pace

  September 3, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  Merck may face a hundreds Fosamax trials nationwide, as the federal MDL over jaw injuries is wound down over the next six months.

• Purina ONE Dry Dog Food Recall Issued Due to Salmonella Risk

  September 3, 2013

  Russell Maas

  Salmonella food poisoning risks have led to a Purina One dogfood recall.

• Extra Strength Tylenol Liver Risks Result in New Red Cap Warnings

  August 30, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  New red cap warnings will be added to Extra Strength Tylenol due to the risk of liver damage and liver failure.

• Federal Lawsuit Over Medtronic Infuse Graft Survives Preemption Challenge

  August 30, 2013

  Irvin Jackson

  An Arizona federal judge has become the latest judge to reject Medtronic attempts to have Infuse product liability lawsuits dismissed.

• Gilenya PML Brain Infection Case Results in FDA Investigation

  August 30, 2013

  Martha Garcia

  Following a recent diagnosis of the serious and potentially life-threatening brain infection progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) in a user of...

• Baby Jogger Car Seat Adapter Recall Issued After Infants Fell

  August 29, 2013

  Russell Maas

  Thousands of Baby Jogger car seat adapters were recalled after reports of infants falling and suffering injuries when the support bars failed.

• Texas Cyclospora Cases Not Linked to Salads: Health Officials

  August 28, 2013

  Irvin Jackson

  The U.S. is dealing with more than one cyclospora outbreak, health inspectors determined after finding no link between contaminated salads served at Olive Garden and Red Lobster and illnesses outside of Nebraska and Iowa.

• Byetta, Januvia Cancer Lawsuits Consolidated in California Federal Court

  August 27, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  All Byetta, Januvia, Janumet and Victoza lawsuits over pancreatic cancer have been consolidated as part of a single MDL in California federal court.