The jury in a California vaginal mesh lawsuit handed Johnson & Johnson, and their subsidiary, Ethicon, a $5.7 million verdict to be paid to the plaintiff for compensatory and punitive…
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The US FDA approved Caldera Medical’s latest version of Vertessa Lite mesh in June 2015, even though there is ongoing controversy about the safety of these type of devices. Caldera…
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The number of deaths from the defective General Motors ignition switch has reached 124. That number is a grim reminder of how the company’s cover up devastated in many people's…
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An appeals court ruled against GM in the car manufacturer’s attempt to avoid liability in GM ignition switch lawsuits. It may appear odd that GM would seek to be released…
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Published May 19, 2012 on Seedol In addition to the nearly 12,000 Yaz and Yasmin Lawsuits that have been filed a new Yaz Lawsuit and Yasmin Lawsuit was filed in…
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The Pennsylvania jury in a Topamax birth defect lawsuit concluded that Janssen Pharmaceuticals, the maker of Topamax, is to pay the plaintiff in the case an $11 million compensation package.…
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Following a mistrial ruling due to inappropriate witness testimony, the federal court in West Virginia overseeing thousands of transvaginal mesh lawsuits, which are consolidated into six different multidistrict litigation (MDL)…
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The Pradaxa multi-district litigation (MDL) met in early February for a status conference to discuss recent progress made in the discovery and deposition processes. According to Seth A. Katz, one…
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The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued an updated safety communication regarding metal-on-metal hip implants on January 17, 2013. The safety communication reports how metal-on-metal hip replacement systems by…
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Five Multi-District Litigation trials regarding transvaginal mesh injuries are based out of the U.S. District Court, Southern District of West Virginia. These five MDLs relating to transvaginal mesh, vaginal slings,…
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