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Levaquin, the antibiotic drug made by Johnson & Johnson used to treat respiratory and urinary tract infections, has been linked to tendon ruptures. Legal experts expect that hundreds of lawsuits may be filed against several manufacturers of antibiotics that, like Levaquin, are fluoroquinolone antibiotics.
→ Read MoreLitigation over tendon rupture injuries from Levaquin, Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) antibiotic drug used to treat respiratory and urinary tract infections, is heating up. Fifteen new Levaquin lawsuits have been filed in Illinois court alleging that J&J and subsidiaries Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical and J&J Pharmaceutical Research and Development knew for years that Levaquin, a fluoroquinolone antibiotic also known as levofloxacin, caused severe tendon problems, but that the companies failed to warn consumers and manipulated clinical data to increase profits
→ Read MoreLevaquin, Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) fluoroquinolone antibiotic drug used to treat respiratory and urinary tract infections, has been linked to numerous cases of tendon ruptures. One Minnesota man died only 11 weeks after taking the drug.
→ Read MoreThe first Levaquin lawsuit to go to trial has resulted in a $1.8M verdict against J&J for downplaying the drug’s risks – especially to senior citizens.
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