Meghan Johnson Carter litigates cases on behalf of victims of allegedly dangerous pharmaceutical drugs and defective medical devices.Meghan has been involved in a variety of cases related to negligence, corporate misconduct and defective products, including cases involving Accutane, Advair /Serevent, Avandia, Fosamax, Paxil and Zicam . She was appointed Negotiating Plaintiffs' Counsel in the Southern District of West Virginia by the Honorable Joseph R. Goodwin for purposes of settlement coordination and administration in In re Digitek Products Liability Litigation, a federal MDL involving people who suffered from digoxin toxicity allegedly caused by recalled Digitek .Meghan currently represents clients...Read moreMeghan Johnson Carter litigates cases on behalf of victims of allegedly dangerous pharmaceutical drugs and defective medical devices.In re Digitek Products Liability Litigation, a federal MDL involving people who suffered from digoxin toxicity allegedly caused by recalled Digitek .Meghan currently represents clients who have suffered from osteonecrosis and femur fracture cases allegedly related to the osteoporosis drug Fosamax . Meghan currently represents clients who have been harmed by pelvic mesh/sling products. She has also represented women in national contraceptive litigation involving Mirena, NuvaRing, Yaz and Yasmin . Other cases she is involved in include Pradaxa, Talcum Powder and Tylenol litigation and laparoscopic power morcellation. In re Graniteville Train Derailment.At the University of South Carolina School of Law, Meghan was a research editor for the South Carolina Law Review, the chief justice of the University of South Carolina Moot Court Bar, and a member of the John Belton O'Neill Inns of Court. She was also appointed to the Order of the Wig and Robe and the Order of the Barristers. She received the Sherod H. Eadon Scholarship Award which is awarded to a student who exhibits outstanding ability in trial advocacy. Related Blog Posts March 5, 2020 Buyer beware? Consumer safety forefront of National Consumer Protection Week by: Meghan Johnson Carter Related News August 20, 2020 Proposed Essure litigation settlement reached with Bayer July 8, 2020 Elmiron may cause permanent vision loss, updated label warns June 1, 2020 New Jersey "lookback window" law is constitutional, Court finds, clearing the way for childhood sexual abuse claims Read less