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For people who used Depo-Provera or a generic equivalent and were later diagnosed with a brain meningioma.
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Information availableFor people reviewing a Paragard IUD fracture, migration, or removal complication.
Review availableFor patients researching serious complications after a hernia mesh implant.
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Review availableFor people whose medical condition may prevent substantial work and who want help reviewing SSDI eligibility.
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Mass tort developments from the courts and agencies tracking them.
The appeals court declined to overturn the trial judge’s ruling on how the parties exchange evidence. It did not decide whether Uber was liable in any passenger’s case.
The Justice Department filed a reply supporting its request for an order requiring plaintiffs to provide evidence for their claims. The filing presents the government’s position. The court would decide whether to adopt the proposal.
In a court filing, the government reported that the Navy and Justice Department had paid a combined $981 million in accepted settlements. That total covers multiple claims; it is not an estimate for any one person.
The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas denied the defendants’ request to stop proceedings for lack of jurisdiction or pause the cases affected by an interim appeal. The November 4 entry records the ruling on the statewide litigation docket in Philadelphia.
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