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Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Settlements

Pancreatic cancer can be a deadly disease that is difficult to diagnose in its early stages. The prognosis for pancreatic carcinoma is contingent on the stage, whether the cancer can be surgically removed and what other treatments are available.

You may be qualified to file a PPI lawsuit if you or a person close to you suffered Pancreatic cancer injury cancer, kidney damage or a similar serious illness after taking Nexium or Prilosec. Learn more about filing a claim.

Januvia and Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Janumet Lawsuits

Januvia pancreatic carcinoma lawsuits claim that Merck placed profits before consumer safety when it was marketing the diabetes medication. Januvia is among Merck's most popular drugs, bringing more than $5.3 billion in sales since its introduction.

Numerous academic studies and post-marketing studies suggest that incretin mimics Januvia (sitagliptin) could cause pancreatic cancer. This is a significant concern since Pancreatic cancer railroad lawsuits cancer is usually in advanced stages when it is diagnosed and there are a limited number of effective treatments.

People whose loved ones have passed away from pancreatic carcinoma have filed lawsuits against Merck, Amylin Pharmaceuticals Eli Lilly and Bristol-Myers Squibb. The lawsuits assert that the companies were aware, or should have known, that their Type 2 Diabetes medications could cause Pancreatic cancer settlement cancer, but failed to adequately inform patients and doctors of this risk.

In 2016 the court consolidated all Januvia, Byetta and Janumet lawsuits into a multidistrict litigation process before Judge Anthony Battaglia in California. In 2017, the plaintiffs achieved a significant victory when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's decision that had ruled against and reinstated the lawsuits.

People who took Januvia and were diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer settlement cancer could be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost earnings, funeral expenses or pre-death suffering and pain damages and other losses. National Injury Help is reviewing potential lawsuits and offering a free consultation to those who are eligible.

Zantac Lawsuits

Zantac lawsuits began filing shortly after the FDA recalled the heartburn medication's over-the-counter version in 2022 due to the discovery of cancer-causing N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) contamination. Over 50k claims were filed in federal courts after the discovery. The cases were consolidated into a single multidistrict lawsuit before U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in Florida. Plaintiffs claimed that Zantac's makers knew about the dangers that ranitidine could pose however they failed to warn consumers. The lawsuits claim that the companies knew or should've knew that the over the prescription medication was contaminated with NDMA and could cause esophageal, bladder, and cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit liver and pancreatic. Other claims assert that the over-the-counter medication has caused other side effects like ulcers and diarrhea.

The first trial in California was scheduled to begin this summer. Several trials in the MDL would follow. The MDL judge dismissed this case in December 2022, after he concluded that plaintiffs' expert testimony was not credible. The judge claimed that the evidence from science was insufficiently speculative and inconsistent to justify the claims.

The ruling is a huge disappointment to plaintiffs' hopes for justice and fair compensation for their losses. We are hopeful that the bellwether trial scheduled for next week will provide us with an idea of the verdicts of the jury that could be awarded in these cases. If the trials go well they could help defendants settle claims faster.

Camp Lejeune Lawsuits

The Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base was polluted by volatile organic compounds in the water it drank. The water contamination resulted in serious health problems for the people who lived or worked on the Marine base. These diseases include cancers including bladder cancer, kidney cancer, multiple myeloma Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and more. Our law firm can assist you if you or a family member has suffered injuries as a result of the contaminated water in Camp Lejeune. Our personal injury, mass tort and product liability lawyers have a combined experience of 130 years of experience. We have secured more than $250 million for our clients.

Anyone who lived or worked at Camp Lejeune 30 days or longer during the period of contamination could file a claim for compensation. Anyone who has a deceased family member who died of a disease believed to be linked to the drinking water contamination at Camp Lejeune can also file an action for wrongful death.

A victim's value for their case is based on the nature of their condition and how much the injury has affected their quality of life. A kidney cancer case, for example is likely to have a higher settlement than the case of bladder cancer. The cases of bladder cancer, however, have stronger evidence linking them to contaminated water that is found at Camp Lejeune.

The Camp Lejeune lawsuits were consolidated into a multidistrict litigation (MDL) in the Eastern District of North Carolina federal court. The MDL will create a single complaint for all lawsuits. It will also establish processes to consolidate discovery motions related to coordinate experts and motions dispositive of coordinates.

Ranitidine Lawsuits

Zantac and generic ranitidine are used by millions of people in the United States to treat acid reflux, stomach ulcers, and other stomach problems. Zantac was among the best-selling medications ever until tests revealed that it may contain a cancer-causing chemical known as NDMA.

Since the discovery of NDMA within ranitidine, thousands of lawsuits have been filed against the companies which manufacture and sell the popular drug. These lawsuits are part of a federal multidistrict litigation case, which is supervised by U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in the Southern District of Florida. In addition to the MDL dozens of lawsuits were filed in state courts.

The lawsuits assert that the producers of ranitidine were aware of NDMA however, they failed to inform their users of the dangers. The plaintiffs who prevail in their lawsuits may be entitled to compensation for their injuries.

The defendants are likely to try and keep some of these claims from the court by arguing that the evidence doesn't meet certain legal requirements. They will argue, in particular that there's not enough proof that NDMA found in Zantac may cause certain kinds of cancer. They may also claim an existing condition, such as stomach polyps or obesity are the reason for the cancer of the plaintiff, and not the NDMA present in Zantac. However, if the plaintiff can prove that the cancer was caused by NDMA in Zantac then they could be able to get compensation for their suffering.