Lawsuit Information Center

Ocaliva was supposed to protect your liver. Instead, for many, it destroyed it.

 Ocaliva was sold as a treatment for primary biliary cholangitis, a chronic disease that damages the bile ducts in the liver. It came to market with promise. It left the market under a cloud of serious liver injury, transplant, and death.

By late 2025, the FDA had withdrawn approval of Ocaliva after concluding the postmarketing evidence showed excess liver transplants and deaths and did not verify the clinical benefit the company needed to prove. Intercept then pulled the drug from the United States market.

Nitrous oxide cartridges, often sold under names like Whip-Its, Galaxy Gas, and Baking Bad, are now at the center of a growing wave of lawsuits across the country. Our lawyers are handling claims against manufacturers, distributors, and retailers for serious nitrous oxide injuries.

What was marketed as a novelty or culinary product has become a common recreational inhalant, especially among young people. Repeated use is dangerous. It can cause neurological injury, psychiatric damage, spinal cord dysfunction, and in some cases, death. Nitrous oxide use is now showing up in medical records, emergency rooms, and court filings. This is a serious and escalating problem.

Lawsuits allege that companies failed to warn about known risks, marketed products in ways that encouraged abuse, and ignored clear signs of harm. Cases include personal injury and wrongful death claims, as well as proposed class actions arising from deceptive labeling and distribution practices. These claims could eventually be consolidated in a federal MDL for coordinated pretrial proceedings.