FDA and Drug Companies Face Off Over Diabetes Drugs' Link to Cancer
Certain Type-2 diabetes drugs may require further study into links with pancreatic cancer, the FDA has said.
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Arbitration Clause Could Hit Xbox One Buyers
Binding arbitration clauses are becoming increasingly common, with Microsoft's Xbox One the latest product to include the disclaimer.
Vive la Action de Groupe – Class Actions Coming to France
A new law in France could see a class action-style group litigation introduced - but with key differences to its US counterpart.
Stryker Hip Lawsuits Consolidated
Stryker hip implant lawsuits have now been consolidated into one MDL
Cook Medical Transvaginal Mesh Cases Consolidated
Cook Medical transvaginal mesh lawsuits have now been consolidated into a multidistrict litigation.
Vaginal Mesh Advertising – More of a Legal Than a Medical Problem?
TVM class action lawsuits are on the rise - but has legal advertising become so common that women's opinions are being formed by attorneys rather than doctors?
Starbucks Staff Reach Settlement Over Wage and Hour Class Action
Four years after the first class action lawsuits were filed against Starbucks, a settlement looks like it's been reached.
5-Hour Energy Drink Class Action Cases Consolidated
Class action lawsuits alleging that 5-Hour Energy makes false claims have now been combined into one consolidated suit to be heard in California.
North Carolina Court Sides with Spammers Against Class Actions
A NC court has denied certification for two class actions filed over alleged unwanted faxes.
Possible Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing Defects Prompt Lawsuits
Class action lawsuits are ongoing against makers of corrugated stainless steel tubing over alleged defects.