15 Reasons You Shouldn't Ignore Pancreatic Cancer Settlements
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Pancreatic Cancer Lawsuit Settlements
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive cancer that can be difficult to diagnose in its earliest stages. The prognosis of pancreatic carcinoma is based on the stage of the cancer, whether it is able to be surgically removed and what other treatment options are available.
You could be qualified for an PPI lawsuit If you or someone who is close to you developed kidney damage, pancreatic cancer or a similar serious illness following the use of Nexium or Prilosec. Learn more about filing claims.
Januvia and Janumet Lawsuits
The Januvia pancreatic cancer lawsuits claim that Merck put profits ahead of the safety of consumers when it came to promoting the diabetes medication. Januvia is the top-selling drug by Merck has generated more than $5 billion in sales.
A variety of post-marketing and academic studies suggest that there could be an connection between incretin-mimetics such as Januvia (sitagliptin) and pancreatic cancer. This is a major issue as pancreatic cancer often at an advanced stage when diagnosed and there are limited effective treatments.
Family members of patients who have died from pancreatic cancer have filed lawsuits against Merck, Amylin Pharmaceuticals Eli Lilly, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. The lawsuits assert that the companies knew or should have been aware that their Type 2 diabetes medications could cause pancreatic cancer, but did not adequately warn doctors and patients about the dangers.
In 2016 the court decided to combine all Januvia, Byetta and Janumet lawsuits into a multidistrict litigation case before Judge Anthony Battaglia in California. In 2017, the plaintiffs racked up a significant victory when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that had ruled to dismiss and reinstate the lawsuits.
People who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after taking Januvia could be entitled to compensation for medical expenses and funeral expenses, lost wages and injuries and pain prior to death, and other losses. The lawyers at National Injury Help are reviewing potential claims and are offering a free initial consultation to people who might be eligible to bring a lawsuit.
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 following the discovery. The cases were consolidated into a multidistrict litigation before U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in Florida. The plaintiffs claimed that Zantac's creators were aware of the risks that ranitidine poses but did not warn consumers. The lawsuits claim that the companies knew or should have known that the over-the counter medication was contaminated by NDMA and could cause esophageal, bladder, gastrointestinal, liver and pancreatic cancer. Other claims allege that the over-the-counter medication also caused other adverse effects, such as ulcers and diarrhea.
The trial was set to begin in California this summer, and a number of trials in the MDL were slated to start following that. The MDL judge dismissed this case in the month of December 2022 after he decided that the plaintiffs' expert testimony was not credible. The judge argued that the scientific evidence was not conclusive and too speculative to support the claims.
The decision is a huge blow to the hopes of plaintiffs who seek justice and fair compensation. But, there is hope that the upcoming bellwether trials can provide an insight into the type of verdicts a jury could be handed down in these cases. If the trials prove successful they could help defendants to settle their claims quicker.
Camp Lejeune Lawsuits
The Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base was polluted by volatile organic compounds in the water it drank. The water contamination caused serious health issues for those who resided or worked on the Marine base. Cancers such as bladder cancer, kidney carcinoma, pancreatic multiple myeloma and Non-Hodgkin lymphoma are among the illnesses. If you or someone else in your family suffered injuries due to the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, our law firm can help. Our highly experienced personal injury as well as product liability and mass tort lawyers have over 130 years of combined experience. We have secured more than $250 million for our clients.
Anyone who was a resident or employee at Camp Lejeune for 30 days or more during the contamination period is eligible to submit a claim for compensation. In addition anyone with relatives who have died of a condition that is thought to be linked to the water that was contaminated at Camp Lejeune may file a wrongful death lawsuit.
The value of a victim's claim is determined by the severity of the injury and the effect it has had on their daily quality of life. For instance an instance of kidney cancer is likely to have a greater settlement value than a bladder cancer claim. The claims for bladder cancer, however are more likely to be connected to the contaminated Camp Lejeune water.
The Camp Lejeune litigation was consolidated in a multi-district lawsuit at the Eastern District of North Carolina Federal Court. The MDL will create a master complaint for all lawsuits, and will establish processes to consolidate discovery, coordinate expert-related motions, coordinating dispositive motions, trial selection, bellwethers, and settlement negotiations.
Ranitidine Lawsuits
Zantac and generic ranitidine are used by millions of people in the United States to treat acid reflux, stomach ulcers, or other stomach-related issues. It was among the most popular medications until tests revealed that it could contain the cancer-causing chemical known as NDMA.
Since the discovery of NDMA in ranitidine, a plethora of lawsuits have been filed against companies that make and sell this well-known medication. The lawsuits are filed as a federal multidistrict litigation that is overseen by U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in the Southern District of Florida. In addition to the MDL, dozens of lawsuits have been filed in state court.
These lawsuits claim that the makers of ranitidine were aware of NDMA but did not warn consumers about the dangers. If successful, plaintiffs could be awarded compensation for the harm they suffered.
The defendants are likely to try to keep some of these claims out of court by claiming that the evidence doesn't meet certain legal requirements. They will argue, for instance that there's not enough evidence to suggest that NDMA found in Zantac can cause certain types of cancer. They could also argue that preexisting ailments such as stomach polyps or obesity are the cause for the plaintiff's cancer, rather than the NDMA in Zantac. If the plaintiff proves that the cancer was caused by the NDMA discovered in Zantac they could be able to recover damages.
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive cancer that can be difficult to diagnose in its earliest stages. The prognosis of pancreatic carcinoma is based on the stage of the cancer, whether it is able to be surgically removed and what other treatment options are available.
You could be qualified for an PPI lawsuit If you or someone who is close to you developed kidney damage, pancreatic cancer or a similar serious illness following the use of Nexium or Prilosec. Learn more about filing claims.
Januvia and Janumet Lawsuits
The Januvia pancreatic cancer lawsuits claim that Merck put profits ahead of the safety of consumers when it came to promoting the diabetes medication. Januvia is the top-selling drug by Merck has generated more than $5 billion in sales.
A variety of post-marketing and academic studies suggest that there could be an connection between incretin-mimetics such as Januvia (sitagliptin) and pancreatic cancer. This is a major issue as pancreatic cancer often at an advanced stage when diagnosed and there are limited effective treatments.
Family members of patients who have died from pancreatic cancer have filed lawsuits against Merck, Amylin Pharmaceuticals Eli Lilly, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. The lawsuits assert that the companies knew or should have been aware that their Type 2 diabetes medications could cause pancreatic cancer, but did not adequately warn doctors and patients about the dangers.
In 2016 the court decided to combine all Januvia, Byetta and Janumet lawsuits into a multidistrict litigation case before Judge Anthony Battaglia in California. In 2017, the plaintiffs racked up a significant victory when the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that had ruled to dismiss and reinstate the lawsuits.
People who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after taking Januvia could be entitled to compensation for medical expenses and funeral expenses, lost wages and injuries and pain prior to death, and other losses. The lawyers at National Injury Help are reviewing potential claims and are offering a free initial consultation to people who might be eligible to bring a lawsuit.
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 following the discovery. The cases were consolidated into a multidistrict litigation before U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in Florida. The plaintiffs claimed that Zantac's creators were aware of the risks that ranitidine poses but did not warn consumers. The lawsuits claim that the companies knew or should have known that the over-the counter medication was contaminated by NDMA and could cause esophageal, bladder, gastrointestinal, liver and pancreatic cancer. Other claims allege that the over-the-counter medication also caused other adverse effects, such as ulcers and diarrhea.
The trial was set to begin in California this summer, and a number of trials in the MDL were slated to start following that. The MDL judge dismissed this case in the month of December 2022 after he decided that the plaintiffs' expert testimony was not credible. The judge argued that the scientific evidence was not conclusive and too speculative to support the claims.
The decision is a huge blow to the hopes of plaintiffs who seek justice and fair compensation. But, there is hope that the upcoming bellwether trials can provide an insight into the type of verdicts a jury could be handed down in these cases. If the trials prove successful they could help defendants to settle their claims quicker.
Camp Lejeune Lawsuits
The Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base was polluted by volatile organic compounds in the water it drank. The water contamination caused serious health issues for those who resided or worked on the Marine base. Cancers such as bladder cancer, kidney carcinoma, pancreatic multiple myeloma and Non-Hodgkin lymphoma are among the illnesses. If you or someone else in your family suffered injuries due to the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, our law firm can help. Our highly experienced personal injury as well as product liability and mass tort lawyers have over 130 years of combined experience. We have secured more than $250 million for our clients.
Anyone who was a resident or employee at Camp Lejeune for 30 days or more during the contamination period is eligible to submit a claim for compensation. In addition anyone with relatives who have died of a condition that is thought to be linked to the water that was contaminated at Camp Lejeune may file a wrongful death lawsuit.
The value of a victim's claim is determined by the severity of the injury and the effect it has had on their daily quality of life. For instance an instance of kidney cancer is likely to have a greater settlement value than a bladder cancer claim. The claims for bladder cancer, however are more likely to be connected to the contaminated Camp Lejeune water.
The Camp Lejeune litigation was consolidated in a multi-district lawsuit at the Eastern District of North Carolina Federal Court. The MDL will create a master complaint for all lawsuits, and will establish processes to consolidate discovery, coordinate expert-related motions, coordinating dispositive motions, trial selection, bellwethers, and settlement negotiations.
Ranitidine Lawsuits
Zantac and generic ranitidine are used by millions of people in the United States to treat acid reflux, stomach ulcers, or other stomach-related issues. It was among the most popular medications until tests revealed that it could contain the cancer-causing chemical known as NDMA.
Since the discovery of NDMA in ranitidine, a plethora of lawsuits have been filed against companies that make and sell this well-known medication. The lawsuits are filed as a federal multidistrict litigation that is overseen by U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in the Southern District of Florida. In addition to the MDL, dozens of lawsuits have been filed in state court.
These lawsuits claim that the makers of ranitidine were aware of NDMA but did not warn consumers about the dangers. If successful, plaintiffs could be awarded compensation for the harm they suffered.
The defendants are likely to try to keep some of these claims out of court by claiming that the evidence doesn't meet certain legal requirements. They will argue, for instance that there's not enough evidence to suggest that NDMA found in Zantac can cause certain types of cancer. They could also argue that preexisting ailments such as stomach polyps or obesity are the cause for the plaintiff's cancer, rather than the NDMA in Zantac. If the plaintiff proves that the cancer was caused by the NDMA discovered in Zantac they could be able to recover damages.
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