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Yaz Lawsuit News
07/11/2012 A motion made by the a group of lawyers in the Yaz Lawsuit Multidistrict Litigation, often referred to as the Yaz Class Action Lawsuit, was denied by the presiding Judge David R. Herndon.
The motion before the court was brought on behalf of plaintiffs seeking to force Bayer, the primary defendant in the Yaz Lawsuit, to release 330 documents that had previously been withheld by Bayer. Bayer had asserted that the documents in question were protected by attorney client privilege. The court agreed with Bayer on almost all counts and handed down a ruling that was in favor of Bayer denying the majority of the Yaz Lawyers representing the plaintiff’s motion.
The ruling in Favor of Bayer is generally not seen as a major setback for Plaintiffs in the Yaz or Yasmin Lawsuit as Bayer has already announced that it intends to settle the vast majority of the Yaz and Yasmin Lawsuit cases it currently faces. Bayer has already turned over more that 3.5 Million documents to Yaz Lawsuit Plaintiff Attorneys during the discovery process of the Yaz and Yasmin Multi District Litigation. A dispute over the production of documents during the discovery phase of lawsuits is common. It is not unusual for the disputed documents to have little probative value to either party however, the party seeking the documents cannot know if the documents will be helpful to their case unless they seek and receive the documents.
Numerous other motions are before the court pertaining to the Yaz and Yasmin Lawsuit. We will continue to report on the outcome of these motions as the information becomes available to us. If you have news pertaining to the case, please feel free to contact us. We are always interested in hearing from the public and legal community regarding any case we are reporting on.
On a separate by related note, an ongoing Nuvaring Lawsuit may have recently received helpful data as studies were released linking Nuvaring to blood clot issues similar to those of Yaz and Yasmin. Nuvaring is an contraceptive device where Yaz and Yasmin are both ingestible birth control drugs.
Although the Yaz Multi District Litigation is well underway, it is not too late to file a Yaz Lawsuit or Yasmin Lawsuit if you took Yaz or Yasmin and experienced a blood clot related injury. For more information or to arrange a free legal consult about your potential Yaz Lawsuit please contact us at (800) 611-7080.
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