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U.S. inspectors recently uncovered new manufacturing problems at an Eli Lilly and Company plant that has been under scrutiny by federal investigators, according to government records obtained by Reuters.

Johnson & Johnson to Pay $700 Million to Settle Baby Powder Probe The agreement in principle addresses an investigation brought by more than 40 states into the marketing of its talcum-based baby powder.

Litigants in the toxic water lawsuit urged a federal court Monday to simplify the evidence needed to link a disease’s cause exposure while at the marine training base, saying that doing so adheres to the principle of the law empowering the .

Exclusive: US FDA finds new manufacturing lapses at Eli Lilly plant U.S. inspectors recently uncovered new manufacturing problems at an Eli Lilly plant that has been under scrutiny by federal investigators, according to government records obtained by Reuters.

&Johnson has tentatively agreed to pay about $700 million to settle an investigation brought by more than 40 states into the marketing of its , a J&J executive said.

Camp Lejeune Litigants Want Lower Causation Hurdle - Law360 Litigants in the Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuit urged a federal court Monday to simplify the evidence needed to link a disease's cause to exposure while at the Marine training base, saying that doing so adheres to the principle of the law empowering the lawsuits.

The Sixth Circuit on Thursday denied a request for all the judges on the court to revisit a ruling that dismantled a class certification that would’ve covered 11.8 million Ohioans in a lawsuit filed against the makers of

3M, DuPont Avoid Rehearing in PFAS Lawsuit Before Sixth Circuit The Sixth Circuit on Thursday denied a request for all the judges on the court to revisit a ruling that dismantled a class certification that would’ve covered 11.8 million Ohioans in a lawsuit filed against the makers of “forever chemicals.”

Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies are urging a judge in Delaware this week to find that evidence plaintiffs' lawyers want to use in about 72,000 claiming that the discontinued heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer is not supported by science.

Fate of most remaining Zantac lawsuits weighed by Delaware judge GSK , Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies are urging a judge in Delaware this week to find that evidence plaintiffs' lawyers want to use in about 72,000 lawsuits claiming that the discontinued heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer is not supported by science.

A New York federal judge wants to know why she shouldn’t dismiss hundreds of cases alleging that prenatal exposure to Tylenol causes autism now that she has rejected every expert witness set to testify for the plaintiffs, leaving them with no admissible evidence.

Judge Orders Explanation For Continuing Tylenol MDL Cases - Law360 A New York federal judge wants to know why she shouldn't dismiss hundreds of cases alleging that prenatal exposure to Tylenol causes autism now that she has rejected every expert witness set to testify for the plaintiffs, leaving them with no admissible evidence.

Bayer has won a trial in a lawsuit brought by a California man who said he developed cancer from exposure to its Roundup weedkiller, ending what had been a five-trial losing streak for the company in trials over similar claims.

Bayer wins latest Roundup cancer trial, ending losing streak Bayer has won a trial in a lawsuit brought by a California man who said he developed cancer from exposure to its Roundup weedkiller, ending what had been a five-trial losing streak for the company in trials over similar claims.

Syngenta and Corteva must face a lawsuit from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and a bipartisan group of states accusing the pesticide manufacturers of unlawful efforts to curb competition from generic rivals, a federal judge has ruled.

Syngenta, Corteva must face FTC lawsuit over pesticide 'loyalty programs' Syngenta and Corteva must face a lawsuit from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and a bipartisan group of states accusing the pesticide manufacturers of unlawful efforts to curb competition from generic rivals, a federal judge has ruled.

A new study shows textiles used in fire protective clothing tend to release more PFAS when they are subject to wear and tear, linked to an increased risk of cancer and other health effects.

Wear and Tear May Cause Firefighter Gear to Release More ‘Forever Chemicals’ Are firefighters at risk of increased exposure to cancer-causing chemicals in their protective clothing?

On Dec. 26, 3M made a payment of around $250 million in a settlement to thousands of veterans who alleged in lawsuits that the earplugs caused hearing loss. The company said this week it would pay out $253 million by Jan. 31.

3M Starts Issuing Payments to Veterans in $6 Billion Settlement Over Earplugs A U.S. military combat earplug supplier is paying out billions to veterans who allege the earplugs caused hearing loss.

As the recall played out, federal regulators discovered that Medtronic had delayed acting — and warning patients of possible hazards with the pumps — despite amassing tens of thousands of complaints about the rings, government records show.

Deep flaws in FDA oversight of medical devices — and patient harm — exposed in lawsuits and records Thousands of medical devices are sold, and even implanted, with no safety tests.