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Klein et al v. O'Neal Inc et al
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December 02, 2016
Insurer Must Pay $15M For Toxic Vitamin Class Settlement
A Texas federal judge ruled Friday that the insurer for CVS Caremark Corp. predecessor Revco D.S. Inc. must pay $15 million toward a settlement of a class action lawsuit over injuries and deaths tied to the toxic vitamin solution E-Ferol, holding that Revco's policy covers claims based on its negligence in the manufacture and distribution of the product.
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June 17, 2010
$33M Fee Award From E-Ferol Settlement Stays Intact
A federal judge has denied a class member's attempt to reduce the roughly $33 million award that plaintiffs' attorneys will take home in a case involving E-Ferol, a toxic vitamin solution that allegedly caused liver and kidney failure in premature infants in the mid-1980s.
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May 27, 2008
Plaintiffs Win Partial Victory In E-Ferol Class Action
A judge has allowed most plaintiffs in a class action against CVS Revco DS Inc. and O'Neal Inc. over a toxic vitamin solution given to premature infants in the mid-1980s to go forward with their claims, while dismissing a handful of plaintiffs and proposing to reconsider class certification.