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Welcome to Mass Tort Movers, your weekly read on the class-action settlements and mass torts you might be owed money from. We watch the court dockets, the regulators and the news so you don't have to, then flag what actually moved this week and whether it could fit you. We're not a law firm, and we never charge you a cent.
The Suboxone film tooth decay claims keep piling up, and that growing line of cases is the clearest sign this week that these matters are not fading. What ties this issue together is simple: both stories are about lawsuits that are still moving, one as more people come forward and one after a court ruling let it proceed. Neither is settled, and that is exactly why the details matter now.
Suboxone Film Tooth Decay Claims Keep Growing
Claims about tooth damage from Suboxone sublingual films continue to build, and reports say new filings now outnumber the cases gathered in the federal multidistrict litigation. That MDL centralizes these dental injury lawsuits before one court. Being part of it does not mean anyone has been paid.
You may be eligible if you used Suboxone films for at least six months and later had severe tooth decay, dental erosion, or tooth loss. If that sounds like you, gather your treatment dates and dental records, then contact a lawyer to see whether you qualify. We cannot promise any outcome or payment.
Tylenol Autism Lawsuits Move Forward After Court Ruling
A federal appeals court has turned down a request to rehear the Tylenol autism and ADHD lawsuits. That means these cases can keep moving forward. The claims say taking Tylenol or generic acetaminophen during pregnancy was linked to a child's later autism or ADHD diagnosis. Tylenol is now owned by Kenvue, which is defending the cases.
You may be eligible if you took Tylenol or generic acetaminophen while pregnant and your child was later diagnosed with autism or ADHD. We are not promising payment. These cases are still being litigated. If this sounds like your family, you can check your options with us at claimscout.
If either of these sounds like your situation, checking whether you may be eligible is free and takes about a minute. We will be back next week with whatever the dockets turn up. Until then, take care of yourself and the people around you.
Until next week,
The claimscout team
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