Florida Woman Files Denali® Blood Clot Filter Lawsuit
A woman who was injured by a blood clot filter manufactured by C.R. Bard has filed a lawsuit accusing the device-maker of negligence and failing to warn about severe side effects.
Pennsylvania Man Files G2® Blood Clot Filter Lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed by a man from Pennsylvania who was injured by a defective G2® blood clot filter manufactured by C.R. Bard.
Nevada Woman Joins IVC Filter Litigation With Over 5,700 Lawsuits
A woman from Nevada has joined a federal IVC filter injury litigation against C.R. Bard that now involves over 5,700 similar lawsuits.
Hill’s Canned Dog Food Recalled for ‘Excessive’ Vitamin D Risk
A recall has been issued for certain Hill's Prescription Diet® and Hill's Science Diet® canned dog food because it may contain dangerous levels of Vitamin D.
Vaginal Mesh Lawsuit Ends in $41 Million Jury Verdict in Pennsylvania
A woman from Pennsylvania who was injured by vaginal mesh has won a $41 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson's medical device subsidiary Ethicon.
Ohio Woman Files Vein Filter Injury Lawsuit
A lawsuit was filed by a woman whose IVC Filter became embedded, punctured her vein and her intestines, fractured, and a broken piece was left in her body after the rest of the filter was removed.
Oskri Organics Corp. Recalls All Nut Butters for Listeria Risk
Oskri Organics Corporation, of Lake Mills, Wisconsin, has recalled all varieties of nut butters because multiple finished products tested positive for Listeria bacteria.
Thrive Market Recalls All Unexpired Nut Butters for Listeria Risk
Thrive Market Inc. is recalling all unexpired lots of nut butters due to a potential risk of Listeria contamination.
Whole Foods Recalls Items Containing Spinach Due to Salmonella Risk
Whole Foods grocery stores in 8 states are recalling salads, pizza, sandwiches and wraps that contain baby spinach due to a risk of food poisoning with Salmonella bacteria.
Ohio Doctor Gave Deadly Doses of Painkillers to Dozens of Patients
A doctor who gave deadly doses of painkillers to dozens of near-death patients was allowed to keep working for 4 weeks after officials at Mount Carmel Health System in Ohio were aware of the problem — and during that time,...