Attorney General Achieves $18 million Settlement With Johnson & Johnson
Indiana is set to receive $18 million as part of a settlement Attorney General Todd Rokita reached with pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson.
Read MoreIndiana is set to receive $18 million as part of a settlement Attorney General Todd Rokita reached with pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson.
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Read MoreJohnson & Johnson announced Friday, Nov. 12, that it will spin off its consumer health products so it can focus more on pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Read MoreJohnson & Johnson, the parent company of Warsaw-based DePuy Synthes, will soon require all employees and on-site contractors to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read MoreAnother chance to get the COVID-19 vaccine returns next week in Warsaw.
Read MoreA Johnson & Johnson program to help prepare high school students for rewarding careers is coming to the Warsaw community.
Read MoreA clinic planned for this Saturday in Warsaw was quickly cancelled after the federal government called for a pause on the use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine.
Read MoreThe Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday, April 13, officially recommended a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine “out of an abundance of caution.”
Read MoreWARSAW – A spokesperson for DePuy Sythes confirmed some jobs will be moved from Warsaw in about two years when its distribution center is moved to central Indiana. Mindy Tinsley, a spokesperson for the company, declined to say how many jobs it would involve and said it’s part … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Attorney General Curtis Hill today announced a settlement involving 41 states and the District of Columbia requiring Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary Ethicon Inc. to pay nearly $116.9 million for their deceptive marketing of transvaginal surgical mesh devices. A multistate investigation found the companies violated … Read More
WASHINGTON — A series of civil lawsuits has commenced against DePuy Synthes in the deaths of five spinal patients. MassDevice reports the lawsuits center on Norian XR bone cement, known to cause clots in the bloodstream. The cement was used in at least five spinal surgeries and all … Read More
By KYLIE VELETA Special Projects Reporter, Inside Indiana Business WARSAW — Two executives from DePuy Synthes Companies are joining the board of directors of OrthoWorx, the state’s orthopedic initiative. Vice President of Worldwide Clinical Research Paul Voorhorst and Plant Manager Ray Gonzalez are replacing a board member who is stepping … Read More
WARSAW — Texas-based surgical funding company MedStar has been court-ordered to turn over information pertaining to DePuy-manufactured artificial hips. According to a Reuters report, Johnson & Johnson-owned DePuy requested the order in light of lawsuits filed by surgery patients who received the artificial hips. In response, U.S. District Judge, … Read More
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) and Medtronic (NYSE:MDT) agreed to a confidential settlement of a lawsuit brought by Medtronic MiniMed accusing J&J’s Animas diabetes business of infringing patents, according to a regulatory filing. MiniMed sued Animas in May 2012, alleging that the Animas OneTouch Ping glucose management system and the IR 1250, … Read More
When Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement to close some 8,000 cases over its metal-on-metal hip implants, about 1/3 of that money went to the lawyers and legal teams representing the cases. Lawyers took an average of $90,000 of each patient’s $250,000 award, according … Read More
In its largest-ever settlement of a Medicaid fraud case, the state of Indiana will receive nearly $17 million from Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries to resolve lawsuits alleging the pharmaceutical manufacturer engaged in illegal off-label marketing and payment of kickbacks to promote its drugs Risperdal and Invega, … Read More