Two Dozen Target Security Breach Class Actions Filed
Target faces almost two dozen putative class action lawsuits, which accuse the company of failing to protect shoppers' personal information.
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First Settlements in Stryker Hip Lawsuits
Stryker's metal-on-metal hip implants has reached a settlement in New Jersey.
GlaxoSmithKline To End Payment To Docs Who Promote Its Drugs
GlaxoSmithKline has announced that it will no longer pay doctors to act as spokespeople for its drugs, citing concerns about conflicts of interest.
$22 Million Settlement Reached in Chase Force-Placed Insurance Suit
Banking experts have reported that force-placing insurance became common throughout the U.S. banking industry.
Target Data Breach Affects 40 Million Customers
The card details of around 40 million customers have been compromised, Target has announced, in a major security breach at the nationwide store.
Actos Lawsuits Continue with New Trial in Nevada
The latest news on the litigation involving Takeda Pharmaceutical's product Actos.
Risperdal Plaintiffs Ask Judge to Release Studies, Data
Jansseen Pharmaceutical Inc. is brought to court for allegedly keeping patients in the dark about the safety of its' drug, Risperdal.
Ice, Ice, Maybe: Electrolux Refrigerator Ice Makers Spark Suit
A new lawsuit claims that some Electrolux refrigerators contain a defect that renders the ice maker useless.
Flyers Season Ticket Holders Get up to $1.1M in Vouchers
Flyers season ticket holders in a class action lawsuit have reached a settlement worth more than $1 million.
Study Suggests Mesh Removal Doesn't Always End The Pain
A new study's focus on transvaginal mesh exposes some positive statistics for patients.