Estée Lauder
Up to $5,000
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A Quebec class-action lawsuit against eight opioid manufacturers and distributors was authorized in 2024, alleging they misrepresented addiction risks. Lawyers are working to reach potential members, with a sign-up...
Class action against eight opioid manufacturers and distributors in Quebec for alleged misrepresentation of addiction risks causing opioid use disorder.
The Quebec Superior Court authorized a class-action lawsuit in 2024 against eight opioid manufacturers and distributors alleging they knowingly misrepresented the addictive risks of their drugs, leading to opioid addiction among users. The case follows prior settlements with other companies totaling about $22 million. Lawyers are actively trying to reach potential class members, including those in vulnerable situations such as homelessness or incarceration. Eligible members must have been prescribed opioids and diagnosed with opioid use disorder. The current deadline to join the class is July 31, 2024, with a possible extension under consideration.
Closed settlement
Claim status: Closed on July 31, 2024
Estée Lauder
Up to $5,000
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Silk and Great Value
Up to $300,000
72 days left
Audible
Compensation pending
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Government of Canada
Up to $200,000
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Meta (Facebook)
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Ticketmaster
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