A New Jersey jury returns a $1.59 million verdict for a woman who developed ulcerative colitis after using the acne drug Accutane— the seventh plaintiff victory in as many suits against the manufacturers that have been tried to conclusion.
March 11, 2014 at 05:57 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
A New Jersey jury on Tuesday returned a $1.59 million verdict for a woman who developed bowel disease after using the acne drug Accutane— the seventh plaintiff victory in as many suits against the manufacturers that have been tried to conclusion.
The Atlantic County jury found after a month-long trial that the drug’s makers, Hoffman-LaRoche and Roche Laboratories, failed to provide plaintiff Kamie Kendall Ries with adequate warning of the health risks.
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