FDA, DOJ Form Task Force To Investigate, Prosecute Illegal E-Cigarette Dealers
The task force will begin investigating and prosecuting the unauthorized sale of e-cigarettes, which could result in felony convictions, fines, and product confiscations.
Tag Archives: Electronic Cigarettes
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FDA Allows JUUL Vap Pens To Remain on Store Shelves While Continuing To Review Safety, Teen Addiction Risks
JUUL addiction risks and illegal marketing to teens previously led the FDA to call for a ban of the vape pens, and the manufacturer has paid nearly $3 billion to settle lawsuits brought by families, states and school districts nationwide.
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JUUL to Pay $462M to Resolve Vaping Nicotine Addiction Lawsuits Filed by Six States
The settlement agreement includes restrictions on advertising, sales, and the release of documents detailing how the company contributed to the teen vaping epidemic.
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Judge Approves Settlement for JUUL Vaping Addiction Lawsuits
Final approval of the JUUL settlement is expected in July 2023, but details about the average amount of each vaping addiction payout have not been disclosed.
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Court Outlines Process for Settling JUUL Addiction Lawsuits, and Other Claims
Some reports estimate the settlement to resolve JUUL addiction lawsuits will cost the manufacturer $1.7 billion.
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JUUL Settlement Reached To Resolve Teen Vaping Lawsuits
Details of the JUUL settlement have not yet been released, but the deal is expected to resolve thousands of teen vaping addiction lawsuits brought by families nationwide
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Facing Potential JUUL Lawsuit Payouts and Vape Pen Recall, Manufacturer Is Now Considering Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Reports
In addition to JUUL nicotine addiction lawsuits, the company also faces a potential ban of its products from U.S. markets.
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JUUL Settlement Agreement Over Underage Marketing of Vape Pen Results in $440M Payment
The agreement to JUUL claims brought by 34 states and territories also comes with a number of provisions designed to restrict how the company markets its vape products.
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FDA Agrees to Delay JUUL Market Removal to Give Manufacturer Time to Appeal
The FDA indicates it will give the manufacturer time to appeal its decision and address some scientific issues before enforcing a JUUL market removal order.
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JUUL Ban Delayed After Court Grants Temporary Stay Against FDA Order
A federal appeals court blocked the JUUL ban temporarily, to give the company time to challenge FDA decision that requires a JUUL recall from U.S. Market
