Curation Log

The dated record of every article on CollectiveClaim.us re-checked against its cited court, agency and statutory documents, what changed, and what did not.

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On this page

This page is generated from the editorial system’s own record. Every article below is re-read against the primary documents it cites — court dockets, agency pages, statutes and official settlement notices — and the article is changed only where those documents show the text has moved.

How the checks work

Each published article is periodically re-read against the primary documents it cites (court dockets, agency pages, statutes). The text is changed only where those documents show it has moved; where they still support the article, it is left untouched and its modification date is not advanced, so a date on this site always reflects a real change.

A check that finds nothing is the normal and correct outcome: it means the sources still support the article. In that case the text is left alone and the modification date is not advanced, so a date on this site always reflects a real change rather than a cosmetic one.

Current state of the record

MeasureCount
Articles under continuing review71
Articles checked at least once6
Corrections applied0
Distinct dates on which checks ran1

Most recent checks

ArticleSectionLast checkedOutcome
Hernia mesh litigationMedical Device Litigation2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article
Lds church abuse litigationMass Tort2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article
Glp1 ozempic litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article
Acetaminophen autism litigationProduct Liability2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article
Verifying settlement noticesLegal Guides2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article
Documenting a product injury claimLegal Guides2026-10-31No change: documents still support the article

Awaiting a first check

65 of the 71 articles have not yet been re-checked against their sources. They are scheduled in queue order; no date is shown for a check that has not happened.

ArticleSectionSources cited
Oxbryta voxelotor withdrawal litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits7
Johnson johnson talc litigationProduct Liability7
Mdl vs class actionLegal Guides8
Commercial truck collision claimsPersonal Injury8
Suboxone litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits8
How mass tort litigation worksLegal Guides9
Philips cpap ventilator recall litigationMedical Device Litigation9
Depo provera meningioma litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits9
Paraquat parkinsons litigationProduct Liability9
Asbestos mesothelioma litigationEnvironmental Litigation10
Boy scouts abuse settlementMass Tort10
Catholic church abuse claimsMass Tort10
Nec infant formula litigationProduct Liability10
Roundup glyphosate litigationProduct Liability10
Illinois sexual abuse litigationMass Tort11
Roblox child safety claimsClass Actions12
Afff pfas firefighting foam litigationEnvironmental Litigation12
Maryland child abuse litigationMass Tort12
Rideshare passenger safety claimsClass Actions17
Statute of limitations injury claimsLegal Guides18
Camp lejeune water claimsMass Tort6
3m combat earplug settlementProduct Liability6
Hair relaxer litigationProduct Liability6
Zantac ranitidine litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits12
Opioid settlement frameworkMass Tort9
How mass tort attorneys take casesLegal Guides10
Port catheter litigationMedical Device Litigation7
Insulin pricing litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits9
Baby food heavy metals litigationProduct Liability11
Tepezza hearing loss litigationPharmaceutical Lawsuits12

The remaining 35 are tracked in the same queue.

Machine-readable copy

The underlying record is served as JSON at /data/curation-log.json so it can be verified rather than taken on trust.

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