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Puro v. New England Compounding Pharmacy, Inc.
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0:12-cv-02605
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December 11, 2012
Meningitis Plaintiff Seeks To Bar NECC From Shredding Docs
A putative class of Minnesota residents affected by the New England Compounding Center's deadly fungal meningitis outbreak urged a federal court Monday to prevent the struggling pharmacy from destroying evidence vital for several lawsuits, saying it may go bankrupt and can't be trusted.
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November 20, 2012
NECC Ducks Asset Restriction Bid In Meningitis Case For Now
A Massachusetts federal judge on Tuesday declined to rule on a request to prevent New England Compounding Pharmacy Inc. and others from dumping or hiding $461 million in assets in order to avoid judgment in class actions blaming them for a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak.
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October 12, 2012
Meningitis Plaintiffs Face Uphill Battle If Pharmacy Fails
New England Compounding Center was hit Thursday with the first in an expected torrent of lawsuits over a deadly meningitis outbreak tied to a steroid it made, but the pharmacy's precarious financial future may lead plaintiffs to seek a payout from its insurers, distributors and suppliers, attorneys say.