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• Lipitor Lawsuit Filed By Mississippi Woman Diagnosed with Diabetes

  July 10, 2013

  Irvin Jackson

  A new Lipitor lawsuit has been filed by a Mississippi woman who claims she contracted diabetes as a result of taking the cholesterol drug.

• Mirena IUD Litigation Moving Forward In New Jersey State Court

  July 9, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  A New Jersey Judge has assigned lawyers to leadership roles in Mirena litigation at the state level following the initial conference.

• Hyundai Azera Recall Issued Due to Passenger Airbag Problems

  July 9, 2013

  Russell Maas

  About 5,200 Hyundai Azera sedans have been recalled following reports of the passenger airbag malfunctioning, with the sensor under the...

• AMS Mesh Lawsuits Identified for First Federal Bellwether Trial

  July 8, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  The first trial for a vaginal mesh complication lawsuit filed against American Medical Systems is scheduled to begin in December.

• ATV Accidents Sent 360K Children to ER Over Past Decade: Study

  July 8, 2013

  Martha Garcia

  Children riding ATVs face a higher risk of injury than adults, according to the findings of a new study that indicates 360,000 children have been sent to hospital emergency rooms over the past ten years.

• Listeriosis Outbreak Linked to Les Freres Cheese Sold at Whole Foods

  July 8, 2013

  Irvin Jackson

  A listeria outbreak that has killed one and sickened four others led to a recall of Les Freres cheese at Whole Foods and other retailers last week.

• Mirena IUD Reported Problems and Complications Topped 70,000: Report

  July 5, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  More than 70,000 incidents of Mirena IUD complications have been submitted to the FDA, according to a recent investigative report.

• Master Complaint Over Tylenol and Liver Failure Filed in MDL

  July 2, 2013

  Austin Kirk

  A Master Complaint has been established in the Tylenol MDL, allowing future lawsuits to be filed through a simple, short-form complaint.

• Fosamax Lawsuit Dismissed Based on FDA Rejection of Label Change

  July 2, 2013

  Irvin Jackson

  A federal judge has ruled some Fosamax lawsuits are preempted because the FDA rejected a label change in 2009 about femur fractures.

• Pop-Up, Wire Hampers Linked to Severe Eye Injury Risk: Study

  July 2, 2013

  Martha Garcia

  Wire collapsible laundry hampers may pose a risk of severe eye injury to children, according to researchers who want manufacturers to change the design.