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Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Settlements
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive disease that is difficult to detect in its early stages. The prognosis for Pancreatic cancer lawsuit settlements pancreatic cancer depends on the stage, whether the cancer is surgically removed and what other treatments are available.
If you or someone you know developed Pancreatic cancer lawsuit settlement cancer kidney damage, or another serious illness after taking Prilosec or Nexium and you are eligible to start a PPI lawsuit. Find out more about submitting a claim.
Januvia and Janumet Lawsuits
Januvia pancreatic cancer lawsuits assert that Merck placed profits before security of the consumers when marketing this diabetes drug. Januvia is Merck's most-sold drug has generated more than $5 billion in sales.
Numerous academic studies and post-marketing reports show that incretin mimics like Januvia (sitagliptin) may cause pancreatic cancer. This is a serious worry, since pancreatic carcinoma is often in an advanced stage at the time of diagnosis and there are a few effective treatments available.
Lawsuits filed by families of people who died from pancreatic cancer have named Merck, Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Settlements Eli Lilly and Bristol-Myers Squibb as defendants. The lawsuits claim the companies knew or should have been aware that their Type 2 Diabetes medications could cause Pancreatic cancer settlements cancer, but failed to adequately inform patients and doctors of the risk.
In 2016 the court decided to combine the Januvia, Byetta and Janumet lawsuits into a multidistrict lawsuit before Judge Anthony Battaglia in California. The plaintiffs won a major victory in 2017 when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's ruling that had dismissed these lawsuits and reinstated the cases.
Patients who have taken Januvia and have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer could be entitled to compensation for medical bills as well as lost earnings, funeral expenses as well as pre-death pain and damages and other losses. National Injury Help is reviewing potential lawsuits and offering a free consultations to those who qualify.
Zantac Lawsuits
Zantac lawsuits began filing shortly after the FDA recalled the heartburn medication's over-the-counter version in 2022 due to the discovery of cancer-causing N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) contamination. Following the discovery of the contamination, more than 50k claims were filed with federal courts. The cases were then consolidated by U.S. District Court Judge Robin Rosenberg of Florida into a multi-district court. The plaintiffs claimed that Zantac's manufacturers knew about the dangers that ranitidine could pose but failed to inform consumers. The lawsuits assert that the company knew or should've knew that the over the medicine was contaminated with NDMA and can cause esophageal, bladder and liver cancers, as well as pancreatic cancers. Other claims allege that the over-the counter medication also caused other adverse effects, like diarrhea and ulcers.
The trial was set to begin in California this summer, and other trials in the MDL were scheduled to begin following that. The MDL judge dismissed this case in December 2022 after he decided that the expert testimony of the plaintiffs was not credible. The judge argued that the evidence from the scientific community was not conclusive and too speculative to justify the claims.
The decision is a significant blow to plaintiffs' hopes for justice and fair compensation. We still hope that the bellwether trial scheduled for next week will provide us with a glimpse of the verdicts that juries could be awarded in such cases. If the trials go well this could lead defendants to settle claims more quickly.
Camp Lejeune Lawsuits
The Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base was infected by volatile organic compounds found in the water it drank. The water contamination caused serious health problems for those who lived and worked at the Marine base. These illnesses include cancers, such as bladder cancer, kidney cancer, multiple myeloma Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, and many more. If you or a loved one was injured due to the contamination of the water at Camp Lejeune, our law firm can assist. Our highly experienced personal injury products liability, personal injury, and mass tort lawyers have more than 130 years of experience. Our clients have secured more that $250 million.
Anyone who worked at Camp Lejeune 30 days or longer during the period of contamination could file a claim for compensation. In addition anyone who has an immediate family member who passed away of a disease that was believed to be connected to the contamination of the water at Camp Lejeune may file a wrongful death lawsuit.
The value of a victim's claim is determined by the severity of the injury and the effect it has had on their quality of living. For instance the case of kidney cancer is likely to have a greater settlement value than a bladder cancer case. Bladder cancer claims, however are more likely be attributed to the contamination of Camp Lejeune water.
The Camp Lejeune litigation was consolidated in a multi-district lawsuit at the Eastern District of North Carolina Federal Court. The MDL will establish a master complaint for all lawsuits and set up procedures to consolidate discovery, coordinate expert-related motions as well as coordinating dispositive motions bellwether selection, trials, and settlement negotiations.
Ranitidine Lawsuits
Millions of people across America take Zantac (and generic ranitidine) to treat acid reflux, ulcers and other stomach problems. It was among the best-selling medications ever until tests showed that it could contain a potential cancer-causing chemical called NDMA.
Since the discovery of NDMA in ranitidine, a plethora of lawsuits have been filed against companies that manufacture and market this well-known medication. The lawsuits are filed as a federal multidistrict litigation case, which is supervised by U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in the Southern District of Florida. In addition to the MDL several lawsuits have been filed in state court.
The lawsuits assert that the producers of ranitidine knew about NDMA but did not inform their customers of its potential dangers. If the lawsuit is successful, plaintiffs could be awarded compensation for their injuries.
The defendants will likely try to scuttle some of these claims out of the courts by claiming that the evidence isn't up to certain legal standards. They will argue, for instance that there isn't enough proof that NDMA found in Zantac could cause certain types of cancer. They could also argue that preexisting ailments such as stomach polyps and obesity may be responsible for the plaintiff's cancer rather than the NDMA in Zantac. If the plaintiff can prove the cancer was caused by NDMA found in Zantac they could be able claim damages.
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive disease that is difficult to detect in its early stages. The prognosis for Pancreatic cancer lawsuit settlements pancreatic cancer depends on the stage, whether the cancer is surgically removed and what other treatments are available.
If you or someone you know developed Pancreatic cancer lawsuit settlement cancer kidney damage, or another serious illness after taking Prilosec or Nexium and you are eligible to start a PPI lawsuit. Find out more about submitting a claim.
Januvia and Janumet Lawsuits
Januvia pancreatic cancer lawsuits assert that Merck placed profits before security of the consumers when marketing this diabetes drug. Januvia is Merck's most-sold drug has generated more than $5 billion in sales.
Numerous academic studies and post-marketing reports show that incretin mimics like Januvia (sitagliptin) may cause pancreatic cancer. This is a serious worry, since pancreatic carcinoma is often in an advanced stage at the time of diagnosis and there are a few effective treatments available.
Lawsuits filed by families of people who died from pancreatic cancer have named Merck, Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Settlements Eli Lilly and Bristol-Myers Squibb as defendants. The lawsuits claim the companies knew or should have been aware that their Type 2 Diabetes medications could cause Pancreatic cancer settlements cancer, but failed to adequately inform patients and doctors of the risk.
In 2016 the court decided to combine the Januvia, Byetta and Janumet lawsuits into a multidistrict lawsuit before Judge Anthony Battaglia in California. The plaintiffs won a major victory in 2017 when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's ruling that had dismissed these lawsuits and reinstated the cases.
Patients who have taken Januvia and have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer could be entitled to compensation for medical bills as well as lost earnings, funeral expenses as well as pre-death pain and damages and other losses. National Injury Help is reviewing potential lawsuits and offering a free consultations to those who qualify.
Zantac Lawsuits
Zantac lawsuits began filing shortly after the FDA recalled the heartburn medication's over-the-counter version in 2022 due to the discovery of cancer-causing N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) contamination. Following the discovery of the contamination, more than 50k claims were filed with federal courts. The cases were then consolidated by U.S. District Court Judge Robin Rosenberg of Florida into a multi-district court. The plaintiffs claimed that Zantac's manufacturers knew about the dangers that ranitidine could pose but failed to inform consumers. The lawsuits assert that the company knew or should've knew that the over the medicine was contaminated with NDMA and can cause esophageal, bladder and liver cancers, as well as pancreatic cancers. Other claims allege that the over-the counter medication also caused other adverse effects, like diarrhea and ulcers.
The trial was set to begin in California this summer, and other trials in the MDL were scheduled to begin following that. The MDL judge dismissed this case in December 2022 after he decided that the expert testimony of the plaintiffs was not credible. The judge argued that the evidence from the scientific community was not conclusive and too speculative to justify the claims.
The decision is a significant blow to plaintiffs' hopes for justice and fair compensation. We still hope that the bellwether trial scheduled for next week will provide us with a glimpse of the verdicts that juries could be awarded in such cases. If the trials go well this could lead defendants to settle claims more quickly.
Camp Lejeune Lawsuits
The Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base was infected by volatile organic compounds found in the water it drank. The water contamination caused serious health problems for those who lived and worked at the Marine base. These illnesses include cancers, such as bladder cancer, kidney cancer, multiple myeloma Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, and many more. If you or a loved one was injured due to the contamination of the water at Camp Lejeune, our law firm can assist. Our highly experienced personal injury products liability, personal injury, and mass tort lawyers have more than 130 years of experience. Our clients have secured more that $250 million.
Anyone who worked at Camp Lejeune 30 days or longer during the period of contamination could file a claim for compensation. In addition anyone who has an immediate family member who passed away of a disease that was believed to be connected to the contamination of the water at Camp Lejeune may file a wrongful death lawsuit.
The value of a victim's claim is determined by the severity of the injury and the effect it has had on their quality of living. For instance the case of kidney cancer is likely to have a greater settlement value than a bladder cancer case. Bladder cancer claims, however are more likely be attributed to the contamination of Camp Lejeune water.
The Camp Lejeune litigation was consolidated in a multi-district lawsuit at the Eastern District of North Carolina Federal Court. The MDL will establish a master complaint for all lawsuits and set up procedures to consolidate discovery, coordinate expert-related motions as well as coordinating dispositive motions bellwether selection, trials, and settlement negotiations.
Ranitidine Lawsuits
Millions of people across America take Zantac (and generic ranitidine) to treat acid reflux, ulcers and other stomach problems. It was among the best-selling medications ever until tests showed that it could contain a potential cancer-causing chemical called NDMA.
Since the discovery of NDMA in ranitidine, a plethora of lawsuits have been filed against companies that manufacture and market this well-known medication. The lawsuits are filed as a federal multidistrict litigation case, which is supervised by U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in the Southern District of Florida. In addition to the MDL several lawsuits have been filed in state court.
The lawsuits assert that the producers of ranitidine knew about NDMA but did not inform their customers of its potential dangers. If the lawsuit is successful, plaintiffs could be awarded compensation for their injuries.
The defendants will likely try to scuttle some of these claims out of the courts by claiming that the evidence isn't up to certain legal standards. They will argue, for instance that there isn't enough proof that NDMA found in Zantac could cause certain types of cancer. They could also argue that preexisting ailments such as stomach polyps and obesity may be responsible for the plaintiff's cancer rather than the NDMA in Zantac. If the plaintiff can prove the cancer was caused by NDMA found in Zantac they could be able claim damages.
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