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In the Opioid Litigation, Who Represents Addicted Babies?
Lawyers attempting to negotiate a global settlement of lawsuits brought over the opioid epidemic aren't representing a key group: babies who have been born addicted to prescription painkillers.
In the Opioid Litigation, Who Represents Addicted Babies?
Lawyers attempting to negotiate a global settlement of lawsuits brought over the opioid epidemic aren't representing a key group: babies who have been born addicted to prescription painkillers.
Texas AG Teams With Baron & Budd to Recover $123M in Medicaid Fraud Settlements
“The politics really didn't matter,” Baron & Budd partner Scott Simmer added. “This was about protecting the Texas Medicaid program.”
NY Opioid Litigation on Fast Track as Judge Rules Counties May Press Claims Against Distributors
A New York judge presiding over the state courts' multicounty opioid litigation in Suffolk County brought on behalf of a coalition of New York counties, which is being closely watched by courts in other jurisdictions around the country, has refused to toss claims against drug distributors.
Judge Tosses $140M AndroGel Verdict as Inconsistent
The ruling is another setback for plaintiffs lawyers in the low-testosterone multidistrict litigation.
Judge Vacates $140M Verdict in Case Over Low-T Treatment Because of Inconsistent Findings
A federal judge has vacated a $140 million verdict over “low testosterone” treatments after finding that the jury's findings were inconsistent.The…Judge Refuses Drugmakers' Bid to Dismiss New York Opioid Cases
A New York state court judge has refused to dismiss lawsuits against several opioid manufacturers in some of the first substantive rulings to come out of the barrage of cases brought by governments over the prescription painkillers.
Drugmakers, in Bid to Extinguish Opioid Suits, Say There's No 'Viable Legal Theory'
Drug companies defending opioid lawsuits have fired back in the federal court handling the sprawling litigation, insisting that cities and counties lacked standing to bring several of the claims, some of which were pre-empted.
Daily Dicta: No Harm, No Foul—or So These O'Melveny Lawyers Hope
The new FTC commissioners face an early test: Will they accept the Impax loss, deferring to the ALJ and his exhaustive, 162-page decision? Or will they vote to reverse him and revive criticism that the FTC's administrative process is unfair?
New Wave of Class Actions Blame Opioid Industry for Rising Health Insurance Costs
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