In Re Depo Provera Settlement

Confidential settlement entered into by Pfizer to resolve all of the claims currently pending in the New Jersey State coordinated litigation. Joseph Lyon represented 13 females who suffered osteoporosis due to the failure of Pfizer to properly warn them and their physicians.

Depo Provera Lawsuit

Pfizer resolved all of the claims currently pending in the New Jersey State coordinated litigation. Joseph Lyon represented 13 females who suffered osteoporosis due to the failure of Pfizer to properly warn them and their physicians. All 13 cases were resolved favorably for a confidential amount.

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