Kaplan For-Profit College Settles Whistleblower Lawsuit with DOJ The for-profit Kaplan College has agreed to a settlement with the Department of Justice over a whistleblower
Two-Day Advisory Panel for the FDA Considers Lifting Restrictions on Avandia Sales in the US In 2010, serious health concerns related to the use of
Kershaw County Criminal Charges for Drugs and Drug Possession A man in Lugoff, SC was arrested after Kershaw County Deputies discovered 27 marijuana plants in his
Orangeburg County Criminal Sentenced to Life in Prison By Thursday, the Orangeburg County Criminal Defendant Sentenced. On Monday, October 8th, the jury was finalized in
SC Criminal Defense Lawyers Autopsy records will now be sealed in South Carolina. A state judged rule that even though taxpayers fund autopsies, the public
Nevada Actos Product Liability Lawsuit Moves Forward In 2013, two Nevada residents filed product liability lawsuits against Takeda Pharmaceuticals because they took Actos to treat
After Initial Loss, DePuy Faces Second Personal Injury Lawsuit, Admits Recall for Defects On March 8th, a Los Angeles jury awarded Loren Kransky $8.3 million
Homicide is no longer one of the top 15 causes of death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”). Homicide fell off the
Two New Plaintiffs Assert Actos Bladder Cancer Claims Two lawsuits in state court claim that Actos led to the development of bladder cancer, and in one
Ambulance Company Settles Medicare Fraud Whistleblower Lawsuit for $2.8 Million A privately-owned ambulance company based in Arizona, and which serves 20 other states, has agreed