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Christian Simmons

  • Writer, Drugwatch
  • Co-Founder and Editor, Knight Sports Now
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Inside Mead Johnson’s Unusual Strategy To Fight Baby Formula Lawsuit

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By Christian Simmons, Emily Miller
| Drugwatch
As baby formula lawsuits mount, formula maker Mead Johnson is turning to an unusual legal strategy to fight a landmark trial scheduled for next month. The maker of Enfamil, along with Similac’s Abbott Laboratories, faces hundreds of claims that some of its formulas are tied to a severe gastrointestinal condition called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) when fed to premature infants.
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Nearly 70,000 Talcum Powder Lawsuits at Risk of Dismissal Following Judge’s Decision

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By Christian Simmons, Emily Miller
| Drugwatch
One of the largest mass tort litigations in the U.S. could be at risk of dismissal. The judge overseeing nearly 70,000 federal talcum powder lawsuits decided this week that plaintiffs must show why their cases shouldn’t be thrown out. The order is a major procedural setback for plaintiffs but stops short of ending the litigation entirely. Now, it’s up to those who filed the lawsuits to prove why their cases should be allowed to move forward.
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Florida Teen Drops Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Against Meta Following Settlements Involving YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat

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By Christian Simmons, Emily Miller
| Consumer Notice
A highly anticipated social media addiction trial that had been scheduled for next week will no longer take place. A Florida teen who claims he developed severe mental health issues from using popular social media platforms dropped his lawsuit on Wednesday after securing settlements with multiple defendants. The trial was scheduled to begin July 27 with Meta, the maker of Facebook and Instagram, as the only remaining defendant.
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