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This archive lists every article we have published, newest first, across all topics. Each entry is dated, and every article states what a court, agency or filing has actually done, with links to the primary documents.

Use the topic pages in the header for a narrower view, or the search box for a specific drug, device, chemical, statute or company.

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Pharmaceutical Lawsuits

Gardasil Lawsuits: What MDL 3036 Actually Decided

A document-based review of the Gardasil litigation: the Vaccine Act process, the 2024 and 2025 rulings that dismissed the main claims, and what remains.

9 min read

Pharmaceutical Lawsuits

Dupixent and CTCL Lawsuits: What MDL 3180 Shows

A factual review of the Dupixent CTCL litigation: the June 2026 order creating MDL 3180, the pending count, and what the FDA label does and does not say.

8 min read

Medical Device Litigation

Boston Scientific SCS Litigation: MDL 3181 Status

Federal spinal cord stimulator claims against Boston Scientific are consolidated as MDL 3181. The court record, the FDA PMA file and what remains undecided.

8 min read

Medical Device Litigation

BIOCELL Breast Implant Litigation: MDL 2921 Status

Federal claims about Allergan BIOCELL textured breast implants and BIA-ALCL are consolidated as MDL 2921. The court record, the FDA recall and what is open.

7 min read

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