Litigation that resulted in multimillion-dollar verdicts around the country is poised to shut down in New Jersey without a single case tried to verdict and no known recoveries by the hundreds of women who claimed the hormones they took to alleviate symptoms of menopause instead caused cancer and other problems.
The New Jersey court system is preparing to close the book on the centralized litigation over hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
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