Blog Posts in May, 2016

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  • Sunoco Rewards Card Class Action Approved
    Sunoco Rewards Card Class Action Approved

    U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond. Of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, has denied Sunoco’s request to compel arbitration in a proposed class action lawsuit alleging false advertising of the ...

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  • Proposed Rule Would Allow Consumers to Sue Banks
    Proposed Rule Would Allow Consumers to Sue Banks

    For years now, consumers who use practically any type of financial product, including credit cards, have been unable to file a class action lawsuit against those financial institutions. Instead, ...

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  • More Than 600,000 Bottles of ADHD Medication Recalled
    More Than 600,000 Bottles of ADHD Medication Recalled

    Although Allergan is selling its generic drug business, Actavis, to Teva, the sale is not yet complete, leaving Allergan on the hook for the recall of more than 600,000 bottles of generic Adderall. ...

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  • Chronic Diarrhea, Dehydration and More Linked to Benicar
    Chronic Diarrhea, Dehydration and More Linked to Benicar

    As the first round of bellwether Benicar lawsuits grows closer to trial, more and more Benicar patients find themselves suffering significantly from chronic diarrhea, dehydration, and sprue-like ...

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  • Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $55M in Talcum Powder Trial
    Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $55M in Talcum Powder Trial

    On the heels of a $72 million wrongful death verdict in an ovarian cancer case linked to Johnson & Johnson talcum powder, the manufacturing giant has been hit with another $55 million verdict early ...

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  • Pennsylvania Judges Deny Appeal in Overdraft Fee Lawsuit
    Pennsylvania Judges Deny Appeal in Overdraft Fee Lawsuit

    The state Supreme Court will not review a lower court’s decision to allow a class action lawsuit accusing National Penn Bank of improperly assessing overdraft fees. The Court let stand a ruling that ...

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