The first Actos lawsuit has gone to trial in a California Superior Court in Los Angeles, known as Cooper v. Takeda Pharmaceuticals America Inc. Cooper v. Takeda is being heard…
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On the heels of Johnson & Johnson's loss in a California Superior Court case regarding their DePuy ASR Hip implant, the second DePuy ASR Hip lawsuit started on March 11…
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Testimony provided in late March by a urologist in an Actos trial taking place in a Los Angeles court presented an expert's opinion about the link between Actos and bladder…
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In 2003, Takeda Pharmaceuticals Inc. expressed concerns about whether Actos users could develop cancer. These reservations on the part of the Japanese pharmaceutical company came to light in court documents…
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DePuy President, Andrew Ekdahl, delivered testimony during day three of Strum v. DePuy, a case being heard in a Chicago state court. The DePuy ASR Hip lawsuit involves Carol Strum,…
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The first of 10,000 DePuy ASR Hip lawsuits is on trial in a California Superior Court in Los Angeles County. The trial, Kransky v. DePuy, continues to move forward with…
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Takeda Pharmaceuticals, the Japanese pharmaceutical giant responsible for the development and marketing of the diabetes drug Actos, concealed the association between Actos and bladder cancer, a jury was recently told…
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Published March 19, 2013 by PR Web St. Louis, Missouri (PRWEB) March 19, 2013 With defective medical device lawyers currently investigating DePuy ASR Hip Replacement system cases, Carey Danis &…
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A California jury recently awarded a compensatory package of $6.5 million to a plaintiff in an Actos bladder cancer lawsuit. The case, Cooper v. Takeda, was heard over a two…
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The first trial in more than 3,000 Actos lawsuits filed in the U.S. is currently being heard in a Los Angeles court. Lawyers at Carey Danis & Lowe reported last…
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