Category: Defective Drugs
Texas Farxiga Ketoacidosis Lawyer
Our law firm is filing Farxiga lawsuits for people who developed Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA).
Texas Invokana Ketoacidosis Lawyer
Invokana is linked to severe cases of Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA).
Drug-Makers Often Fail to Report Side Effects on Time
August 13, 2015 -- JAMA Internal Medicine has published a study warning that drug-makers fail to report about 10% of serious or unexpected side effects to the FDA within 15 days, as is required by law. Researchers at the University...
Motion Filed to Centralize Antibiotic Nerve Damage Lawsuits
August 13, 2015 -- The Legal Intelligencer reports that a motion has been filed to centralize lawsuits involving nerve damage from Levaquin and other antibiotics. Last week, one law firm in Texas filed 25 Levaquin lawsuits in Philadelphia and said...
FDA Endorses Flow Restrictors on Liquid Acetaminophen for Kids
August 13, 2015 -- The FDA has issued “guidance to industry” recommending flow-restrictors on over-the-counter liquid medications for kids that contain acetaminophen to reduce the risk of accidental overdoses, severe liver damage, and death. Flow-restrictors fit onto the top of...
Parents of Boy With Missing Kidney File Zofran Lawsuit
August 10, 2015 -- A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a boy who was born with only one kidney after his mother used Zofran, an anti-nausea drug, during her first trimester of pregnancy. In 2007, Angela and Bryan...
Drug-Maker Wins First Cymbalta Withdrawal Trial
August 7, 2015 -- Eli Lilly & Co. has been cleared of wrongdoing by a California federal jury in the first “bellwether” trial involving withdrawal side effects of Cymbalta. The plaintiff, Claudia Herrera, is one of about 250 people who...
Cymbalta Withdrawal Lawsuit Goes to Trial in California
August 5, 2015 -- The first lawsuit against Eli Lilly & Co. involving severe withdrawal symptoms of Cymbalta has gone to trial in California. Reuters reports that lawyers are accusing the drug-maker of downplaying known risks. The drug-maker’s own studies...
Tylenol Skin Reaction Burns 40% of Woman’s Body
July 28, 2015 -- A woman from Indiana who got sick on vacation and took Tylenol developed a rare skin reaction that caused burns over 40% of her body, WSMV reports. The woman, Donna Emley, was diagnosed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome...
Fraud Found in Chinese Clinical Trials for Eliquis
July 27, 2015 -- The FDA delayed approval of the blood-thinner Eliquis for nine months after discovering fraud and other major problems with a clinical trial run in China, Bloomberg reports. The purpose of the ARISTOTLE clinical trial was to...