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Cuomo Extends Child Victim’s Act One Year
Governor Andrew Cuomo Has Extended the Child Victim’s Act On August 3, 2020, Governor Cuomo signed a bill that officially extended the Child Victim’s Act (CVA) for one year. Among other things, the CVA gave victims of child sexual abuse until August 14, 2000, to file lawsuits that were previously barred by the statute of…
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Allergan Breast Implant Recall Due to Cancer Risk
Allergan Launches Campaign to Warn Women About the Dangers of Their Implants On June 1, 2020, according to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Safety Communication Update, Allergan began a massive effort to contact patients who received breast implants using their BIOCELL textured implants and tissue expanders. Allergan fears that many women are not aware that…
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Elmiron Maculopathy Can Continue Progression After Cessation Elmiron Lawsuit
Investigation Reveals That Eye Damage Can Continue After You Stop Taking Elmiron JAMA Ophthalmology published an investigation on July 9, 2020, about pentosan polysulfate sodium-induced maculopathy, and the findings are not good. Pentosan polysulfate sodium (PPS), known by the brand name Elmiron has been shown to increase the risk of maculopathy, sometimes leading to blindness.…
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Carcinogen in Metformin Leads to Recall
Please Note: Alonso Krangle, LLP is NOT Handling Metformin Cases at this Time Metformin Is Latest Drug To Face Recall Because Excessive Levels Of Dangerous Carcinogen The recent recall of metformin makes it the third popular drug to be pulled from shelves in recent months because it contains a dangerous carcinogen. Some companies…
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Elmiron Lawyers
ICN Announces That Elmiron Now Has Warnings About Vision Loss The Interstitial Cystitis Network (ICN) has reported on its website ic-netowork.com, that the label for Elmiron has a revised warning. The ICN stated that “After multiple research studies and peer-reviewed publications, an FDA citizens’ petition and patients sharing their stories, the label for ELMIRON…
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Jeffrey Epstein’s Abuse Victims Can Apply For Compensation
Compensation Fund For The Victims of Jeffrey Epstein Finally Approved On June 25, 2020, the New York Post (the Post) reported that victims of Jeffrey Epstein, the dead pedophile, can apply for compensation if they want to avoid public court cases. After being stalled for months as the parties debated how to run it, the…
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Roundup Cancer Lawsuit Settlements
Bayer Agrees To Settle Roundup Cancer Lawsuits Bayer, AG (Bayer), which purchased Monsanto, has made a verbal promise to settle about half of the Roundup lawsuits currently pending against it. Fortune reported that “people familiar with the negotiations” told the magazine that Bayer reached agreements to settle between 50,000 and 80,000 lawsuits involving the weed-killer…
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Nursing Home’s Neglect Residents During Covid-19
Covid-19 Puts Nursing Home Residents At Risk As Covid-19 has rapidly progressed around the globe, New York is finally beginning to emerge from the darkness. After months of isolation and strict precautions, Covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths are declining. Sadly, as we start to recover, it is not without tremendous loss and concern for the future.…
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Patient Zero Files Elmiron Lawsuit for Failure to Warn
Lawyers File Elmiron Lawsuit For Failure to Warn On June 9, 2020, attorneys filed a product liability lawsuit in New Jersey against the makers of Elmiron. The suit alleges, among other things, that the manufacturers failed to warn their client, Valerie Hull, about the risk of developing severe eye injuries and vision problems, including macular…
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J & J Stops Selling Asbestos-Containing Talcum Powder in US
Allegations About Asbestos Contamination Lead Johnson & Johnson to Stop Selling Talcum Powder in the United States and Canada In a statement made on May 19, 2020, Johnson & Johnson (J & J) announced that it would stop selling its talcum powder (also called baby powder) in the United States and Canada. According to a…
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