New Jersey Law Journal
Two weeks after the judge in charge of nearly 8,000 suits over the acne medication Accutane spurned Hoffmann-La Roche's attempt to remove her, the drug maker is escalating its efforts
Hoffmann-La Roche has lost its latest attempt to get Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Carol Higbee, who manages all Accutane litigation in New Jersey, off the case
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...panel along with the Accutane plaintiffs' lead counsel, David Buchanan of Seeger Weiss in Newark, during which she "directly addressed this litigation and...
Aetna Inc. agrees to a $120 million settlement of claims that its reliance on the database led to low reimbursements for procedures performed by out-of-network providers
Verdicts totaling almost $12 million won by former Accutane users who developed debilitating bowel problems are thrown out in a decision that could impact similar suits
In excusing Sprint from searching its billing records to identify class members in this challenge to early termination fees, the district court did not fully meet its duty to act as the guardian of a
A proposed settlement of a class action suit against makers of the chocolate hazelnut spread Nutella isn't melting in the mouths of some of its intended beneficiaries
Because a reasonable person in plaintiff's situation would not have known earlier of the relationship between Accutane and ulcerative colitis, her lawsuit was timely
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