Atlantic City — The first case to go to trial over claims that Johnson & Johnson subsidiary McNeil Consumer Healthcare failed to give adequate warnings about the risks of taking high doses of Tylenol began Monday in New Jersey state court, in a woman’s suit alleging she suffered liver damage after taking the best-selling over the counter painkiller.
Topics: Products Liability, Pharmaceutical, healthcare
Topics: Products Liability, Pharmaceutical, Nevada
Plaintiffs' attorney Robert Eglet shows jurors the type of hard drives he claimed Takeda destroyed because they contained evidence that the widely-prescribed diabetes medication Actos causes bladder cancer. Click here to see video from the trial.
Topics: Products Liability, Pharmaceutical, Nevada
Topics: Products Liability, Pharmaceutical, Opening Statement of the Week, Trial Techniques, CVN National, Allen Alsabagh v. Takeda Pharmaceutical Industries
Atlantic City, NJ - Opening statements began today at a trial involving claims, that the widely prescribed acne medication Accutane caused inflammatory bowel disease, known as IBD, in a female plaintiff which led to the removal of her colon.
Topics: Kendall v. Roche, accutane, Pharmaceutical
