Propecia is a medication that was originally approved for the treatment of male pattern baldness by the Food and Drug Administration. Despite initial optimism at the effectiveness of the medication, the side effects of the drug have eventually overshadowed this, and a number of patients... Read More

Marina Kee filed a lawsuit against Zimmer, Inc. on August 24, 2011. Kee claimed to have experienced Zimmer knee problems, such as device loosening, which cause her pain, suffering and, eventually, required Zimmer knee revision surgery. Kee's case joined other Zimmer knee lawsuits to claim... Read More

A lawsuit recently filed by a Minnesota couple is the latest to claim that type II diabetes drug Actos is dangerously defective. William Blumenstine and his wife, Kathy Jo Williams, filed their lawsuit on the 14th of May, 2012, against drug maker Takeda in the... Read More

The California plaintiffs in a new DePuy Pinnacle hip replacement lawsuit who had requested that their case be excluded from the MDL and assigned instead to state court were disappointed recently when the judge denied their request. The judge has ruled that the lawsuit will... Read More

Propecia, a drug to treat male pattern baldness, has been linked to a slew of persistent sexual side effects – decreased libido, testicular pain, decreased sperm count, and erectile dysfunction resulting from Propecia – and many patients are angry about a lack of sufficient warning.... Read More

The multidistrict Zimmer knee replacement lawsuit currently ongoing in the District Court for the Northern District if Illinois has added another plaintiff as Manhattan, Kansas resident Dinah Terrill filed a lawsuit relating to several Zimmer knee components including the Zimmer NexGen LPS-Flex, the NexGen GSF... Read More

The FDA recently mandated that Bayer Pharmaceuticals change the warning labels on two of its most popular birth control pills to reflect recent research relating to blood clots as a result of Yasmin or Yaz. The decision comes in the midst of many ongoing lawsuits... Read More

More than 275 cases are included in the ongoing Chantix multi district litigation case currently taking place as of the 1st of October, 2009, when it was established by the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation. The lawsuits were consolidated because the JPML found that the... Read More