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Random Opioid Testing Required For Pilots, Train Engineers, DOT Announces

November 10, 2017 By: Martha Garcia

New DOT rules will require pilots and train engineers to undergo random opioid testing, beginning next year.
Opana ER Risks Outweigh Benefits, Despite “Abuse-Deterrant” Claims: FDA Panel

March 15, 2017 By: Martha Garcia

A panel of FDA advisers is calling for an Opana ER recall, saying the drug's risks outweigh the benefits after abusers found a way to defeat its "abuse-deterrent" design by…

More than 775 Exactech Lawsuits Over Faulty Knee Replacements, Hip Replacements and Ankle Replacements Pending Nationwide: Report (Posted 7 days ago)

More than 775 Exactech lawsuits have been filed in federal and state courts as parties work toward a plan for bellwether early test trials.

Dozens of 3M Earplug Lawsuits Will "Soon" Be Remanded to U.S. District Courts Nationwide for Trial (Posted 8 days ago)

A federal judge has announced he will soon begin remanding 3M earplug lawsuits back to their originating districts for trials over claims of veteran hearing loss.

Philips CPAP Lawsuit Filing Deadlines May Be Approaching in Some Claims (Posted 9 days ago)

Lawyers are working to register and file Philips CPAP lawsuits, as the manufacturer may argue the June 14 anniversary of a massive recall triggered the start of the statute of limitations in certain states

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Random Opioid Testing Required For Pilots, Train Engineers, DOT Announces

Opana ER Risks Outweigh Benefits, Despite “Abuse-Deterrant” Claims: FDA Panel

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