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Zantac / Ranitidine (NDMA Cancer)

Sanofi agreed to pay more than $100 million to settle ~4,000 Zantac cancer suits in state courts outside Delaware — the first major resolution in the litigation, averaging more than $25,000 per claim per Bloomberg's reporting (republished by Insurance Journal, Apr 23, 2024; deal announced earlier that month).

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Sanofi agreed to pay more than $100 million to settle ~4,000 Zantac cancer suits in state courts outside Delaware — the first major resolution in the litigation, averaging more than $25,000 per claim per Bloomberg's reporting (republished by Insurance Journal, Apr 23, 2024; deal announced earlier that month). Sanofi denied liability; 70,000+ suits then remained, mostly in Delaware.

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Source: insurancejournal.com

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