JUUL to Pay $462M to Resolve Vaping Nicotine Addiction Lawsuits Filed by Six States
New York, California and several other states have reached a $462 million settlement agreement to resolve JUUL teen vaping addiction lawsuits.
New York, California and several other states have reached a $462 million settlement agreement to resolve JUUL teen vaping addiction lawsuits.
A federal judge has granted preliminary approval for a settlement to resolve all JUUL vaping addiction lawsuits.
A federal judge has detailed the process for JUUL addiction lawsuit settlement proceedings to resolve thousands of claims that the company sold products to teens which fostered a nicotine addiction…
JUUL has announced it has reached a global settlement to resolve teen vaping lawsuits filed in federal courts nationwide.
JUUL is reportedly in preliminary discussions regarding a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the face of potentially costly nicotine addiction lawsuit payouts and an FDA ban.
JUUL has agreed to pay 34 states and territories a total of nearly $440 million to resolve claims it targeted underage customers with its marketing ploys.
The FDA has agreed to place its own stay on a JUUL market removal order to give the manufacturer time to appeal the decision and address scientific questions about the…
The JUUL ban announced by the FDA last week has been temporarily put on hold while the manufacturer prepares an appeal, and possibly a bankruptcy filing as well.
The FDA has decided to remove all JUUL products from the market, saying the company failed to demonstrate how they would be marketed in a way to protect public health.