Pharmaceutical Company Wins Actos Lawsuit in Nevada Over the past couple of years a number of Actos lawsuits have been filed. The Japanese pharmaceutical manufacturer
Nationwide, Hospitals Face Medicare Penalties for Patient Infection Rates The Hospital-Acquired Condition Reduction Program was created in 2010 by federal health care reform laws and
Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Claiming Police Brutality The grieving family of a 17-year-old boy, shot and killed in an altercation with a police officer, has
Next Case Against Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturer CR Bard Already Going to Trial The second in a series of bellwether cases against transvaginal mesh manufacturer CR Bard
Judge Goodwin Forces Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturers to File Documents Judge Joseph R. Goodwin of the United States District Court in West Virginia presides over not
New Study Suggests Link Between Actos and Kidney Disease A new study, reported by Cancer Monthly, shows a link between Actos use and kidney disease. Several personal
The FDA has approved the generic version of Actos—pioglitazone—for the United States market. The FDA’s approval comes despite increasing lawsuits against Takeda Pharmaceuticals, manufacturers of
The Strom Law Firm is now investigating and evaluating cases against Tylenol®, the popular Acetaminophen drug Columbia, SC- The Strom Law Firm is now investigating and evaluating
South Carolina Agencies Serviced A Notice, “Clean Up Toxic Leak, Or We’ll Sue” The Southern Environmental Law Center has sent the Santee Cooper plant a
At the end of 1991, the Colorado Medical Society published concussion research that they had been working on since the death of a high school