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Three New Lawsuits Come Forward Against Paragard IUD

July 14, 2020 – Three new lawsuits alleging that Paragard is defective and causes severe complications and injuries were filed against Teva Pharmaceuticals.   The first lawsuit, a ten-count complaint, was filed on May 11, 2020 in the US District Court for the Eastern District of California.  As of July 14, 2020, the case was before Magistrate Judge William B....

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Bayer Pays Roundup Plaintiff To Appeal Case

In an attempt to get a case to the Supreme Court, Bayer AG has entered into a deal with Georgia doctor John Carson where he is required to appeal his Roundup case and continue fighting against the company. Carson sued Bayer in 2017, and after Judge R. Stan Baker in Savannah did not throw the case out at the...

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Paragard Faces Lawsuits for Misinforming Patients of IUD Risks

Paragard is facing a growing number of lawsuits related to its IUD. In 2019, the U.S. F.D.A. informed the pharmaceutical company that its advertising was misleading and did not accurately inform patients of side effects. Multiple women have filed lawsuits against Paragard for not informing them of potential health issues, including: Uterine perforation, Ectopic pregnancy, and Pelvic inflammatory disease....

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Hernia Mesh Lawsuits Resume As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen

As COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease, court is resuming. Hernia mesh lawsuits against Bard, Ethicon, Atrium, and Covidien are moving forward in courts across the country. The lawsuits are focused on multiple product lines, including: Bardโ€™s PerFix, 3DMax, Marlex, Kugel, Composix, Ventralex, Ventrio, Sepramesh, and Ventralight; Ethiconโ€™s Proceed and Prolene; Atriumโ€™s C-Qur; and  Covidienโ€™s Parietex and Gore-Tex. Although the...

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Paragard Facing Lawsuits Over IUD Breaking Apart Inside Patients

More than 3,000 women have filed lawsuits against Paragard over their IUD. Many of the complaints detail the contraceptive breaking apart inside the womanโ€™s uterus, resulting in the need for surgery and causing other complications. The F.D.A. has collected voluntary reports from Paragard IUD users since 2013. Their database shows that: 3,186 women reported broken devices, 1,910 of those...

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Hip Implant Manufacturer Demands New Trial After Jury Rules Against It

Zimmer Biomet is filing for a new trial after a jury ruled they owed plaintiffs $3.55 million for a metal-on-metal hip implant. Lawyers for Zimmer Biomet state there are many missteps that opposing counsel and the court took to warrant a new trial, including Admittance of general evidence, Misrepresentation of the law, Allowing application of irrelevant law, and Submitting...

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Bard To Pay $3.6 Million In IVC Filter Bellwether

March 30, 2018 – An Arizona jury unanimously ruled in favor of Plaintiff who claimed that she suffered injuries after receiving a G2 IVC filter device which later fractured in her body. Visit our IVC filter lawsuit page for more information. Please don’t hesitate to call us today if you think you need help with a similar case. References:...

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C.R. Bard Slammed With Multi-Million Dollar Loss

April 13, 2018 – A day after a jury awarded Plaintiff and her husband $33 million in compensatory damages, the same jury found that an additional $35 million in punitive damages was warranted because Bard “acted maliciously or in wanton and willful disregard of the rights” of Plaintiff. Visit our IVC filter lawsuit page for more information. Please don’t...

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Plaintiff Awarded $1.2 Million In Cook IVC Filter Lawsuit

May 24, 2018 – A Texas jury awarded a firefighter $1.2 million after finding that Cook should have properly warned the man’s surgeon of the risks of its IVC filter after it caused debilitating injuries. Visit our IVC filter lawsuit page for more information. Please don’t hesitate to call us today if you think you need help with a...

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Woman Awarded $33 Million in IVC Filter Lawsuit

November 2019 – A jury in Philadelphia awarded more than $33 million to a woman who was injured as a result of a defectively designed blood filter. Visit our IVC filter lawsuit page for more information. Please don’t hesitate to call us today if you think you need help with a similar case. References: Mitchell, Max. โ€œPhiladelphia Jury Awards...

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