Iowa AG Makes Plans for Opioid Settlement Funds
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller announces how he would like to spend any opioid settlement funds awarded to the state.
Drugs & Medical Devices
Women and Testosterone Therapy: More Research Needed
Given the unapproved status of testosterone for women in the U.S., it is virtually impossible to track the number of prescriptions dispensed specifically for this purpose.
Top Examples of Defective Drugs and Lawsuits
Serious side effects and mislabeling are some of the most common lawsuit claims against defective drugs.
Studies Suggest Opioid Monitoring Systems Reduce Overprescribing
Research finds statewide opioid monitoring systems can reduce overprescribing and potential abuse.
Legal Challenges Posed by Smart medical Devices
Current regulations may not be adequate to cover pertinent legal issues raised by these technologies.
Rite Aid Proposes Settlement in MDL Opioid Case
Rite Aid and Ohio counties reach opioid settlement deal.
Special Master Appointed to Decide Sanctions Against Endo
Judge disappointed after hearing Endo may have withheld ‘smoking gun’ evidence.
EpiPen Pricing Has Long Been Under Scrutiny
Life-saving Epipens have skyrocketed in price over the years.
Sackler Family Continues to Deny Responsibility for Crisis
Richard Sackler replies ‘I don’t know’ when asked about personal involvement in the opioid crisis.
Judge Drain Allots 11 Days for Purdue’s Bankruptcy Trial
Purdue’s trial is given a specific amount of time.