Failure-to-warn claims against generic makers of Reglan are not preempted to the extent those companies failed to update the warnings on their labels, a New Jersey appeals court held Nov. 12.
The decision in In re Reglan Litigation potentially affects a large portion of the 650 or so pending lawsuits consolidated in Middlesex County, where they were transferred from Atlantic County at the end of October.
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