Author: Justicenow

Bayer has been awarded a victory in a Roundup Cancer Lawsuit brought by a California man who claims the cause of his cancer was exposure to the Roundup weedkiller. The verdict ends Bayer’s five-trial loss streak in its trials over similar claims.

It is expected that the in Camp Lejeune Lawsuit, U.S. government will not be compelled to hand over the draft of a study of the incidence of cancer on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to lawyers representing those who claim to have been affected by contaminated water on the base, a federal judge from North Carolina said on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, environmental and labor groups and farmworkers urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to immediately stop and revoke the federal government’s approval of the herbicide glyphosate, which is the main ingredient of Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide.

A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld the convictions of two former executives of Acclarent Inc, a medical device maker now owned by Johnson and Johnson, for distributing a product for unapproved uses.

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(Ozempic Lawsuit) A Louisiana federal judge rejected on Friday Novo Nordisk’s attempt to dismiss one of the first lawsuits on behalf of the company regarding the adverse consequences of its drug Ozempic.

Johnson & Johnson has asked a federal judge to kick a leading plaintiffs’ firm off the mass tort litigation over its talc products, saying that one of its partners teamed up with a former J&J lawyer to thwart the company’s strategy to resolve the lawsuits through bankruptcy.

PFAS Settlements – A U.S. judge overseeing thousands of lawsuits involving the toxicity of “forever chemicals” on Tuesday warned that any water provider that refuses to sign deals that are being negotiated with 3M, DuPont de Nemours and others could have to wait a decade for the resolution of the individual case.

A federal judge has allowed most of the claims to proceed in an ongoing litigation alleging that chemicals in hair relaxers manufactured by L’Oreal USA, Revlon, and others cause cancer, among other injuries.