Investigation: Securities Fraud Enforcement A federal appeals court has kept an asset freeze in place against the drug developer and its three principals, citing preliminary evidence of understated executive pay, an audit that never began, and a fraud lawsuit that…
Drug Safety · Corporate Accountability Lucas Warner was 23 when he took a dose of a migraine-prevention drug and suffered devastating neurological injuries. Years later, a federal appeals court said his mother could pursue a limited claim asking whether scientific…
Drug Access · Generic Competition · Corporate Power United Therapeutics helped control the supply of a delivery component its generic rival needed. Pharmacies warned they could struggle to serve patients. Based on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third…
Pharmaceuticals · Drug Safety · Consumer Litigation More than 732,000 bottles were included in a 2025 recall described in a new federal complaint. The lawsuit alleges that purchasers paid for a heart drug contaminated by a nitrosamine and made without…
A California Supreme Court ruling handed down August 3, 2026 grants Gilead Sciences immunity from a negligence lawsuit over a six-year pause in developing a less toxic HIV drug, even as the company’s own court filings show the pause was…
Investigation EvilCorporations.com • Case No. 2:26-cv-2900 (E.D.N.Y.) • Estimated Reading Time: 6.7 minutes TL;DR Alcon Laboratories sold two eye gel products, Systane Night Gel and GenTeal Tears Lubricant Eye Gel, with “STERILE” printed prominently on the label. The FDA says…
EvilCorporations.com • Case No. 1:26-cv-02704, E.D.N.Y. • Est. Reading Time: 8 minutes TL;DR Bayer sold a product called One A Day Men’s Pre-Conception Health Multivitamin with the front-label claim that it “supports healthy sperm,” targeting men who were actively trying…
Corporate Misconduct Investigation They Needed Preservative-Free Eye Drops. Allergan Sold Them a Lie. EvilCorporations.com • ClassAction.org Database • 1 min read TL;DR Allergan, a pharmaceutical subsidiary of AbbVie, marketed and sold a line of eye drops labeled “preservative-free” that a…
Antitrust Misconduct How One Company Controlled Who Gets to Sell Medicine Online EvilCorporations.com • U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 24-2697 • 32 min read TL;DR LegitScript LLC, a company that certifies online pharmacies, allegedly organized a coordinated campaign…
TL;DR Sanofi, Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and AstraZeneca — four companies that together control the entire U.S. diabetes drug market — allegedly conspired to kill a federally mandated drug discount program that kept insulin and other diabetes medications affordable for…