lawsuits
 

Abilify Lawsuit

Open

The companies that manufacture and market Abilify failed to warn U.S. patients that the drug could induce compulsive behaviors like gambling.

 

Benicar Lawsuit

Closed

Many patients who took Benicar and related drugs suffered gastrointestinal injuries. Lawsuits against drugmaker Daiichi Sankyo resulted in a $300M settlement.

 

Valsartan Lawsuit

Open

If you have been diagnosed with cancer or suffered liver damage after taking Valsartan, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit.

 

TDF HIV Drugs Lawsuit

Open

TDF drugs are allegedly linked to kidney and bone injuries. Lawsuits will maintain that Gilead withheld a less toxic HIV drug in order to maximize profits.

 

Pradaxa Lawsuit

Open

The blood thinner Pradaxa did not have an antidote for its bleeding events until 2015. They now face thousands of lawsuits.

 

Eliquis Lawsuit

Closed

The blood thinner Eliquis may cause life-threatening internal bleeding. Eliquis users who suffered serious bleeding events have filed lawsuits.

 

Victoza Lawsuit

Open

More than 700 lawsuits allege that Victoza, Byetta, and Januvia increase patients' risk of pancreatic cancer. But manufacturers, plaintiffs allege, failed to warn doctors and patients.

 

Zostavax Lawsuit

Open

Merck faces lawsuits for its shingles vaccine, Zostavax. Plaintiffs allege that Zostavax caused serious injuries like shingles, blindness, and even death.

 

Tasigna Lawsuit

Open

Some lawsuits allege that Novartis failed to warn of Tasigna's risk of atherosclerosis, a disease that causes plaque to build up in the arteries.

 

Actemra Lawsuit

Under Investigation

ClassAction.com is investigating possible Actemra lawsuits against Roche for allegedly failing to warn about heart, lung, and pancreatic side effects.

 

Kombiglyze XR Lawsuit

Open

Dozens of patients have filed lawsuits against AstraZeneca alleging the company failed to warn of Kombiglyze XR's heart failure risk.

 

Onglyza Lawsuit

Open

Onglyza lawsuits allege that drugmaker AstraZeneca for years knew about heart failure risks but failed to adequately warn doctors and patients.

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