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Latest NEC Formula Lawsuit Updates As of October 3, 2023, there were 263 baby formula lawsuits pending in Illinois MDL 3026 before U.S. District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer. A total of 320 cases have been filed. Litigation is still in the initial stages, and there have been no approved settlements or jury verdicts.

FDA reviews all infant formulas sold legally in the United States to make sure they meet minimum nutritional and safety requirements. FDA also makes sure that the water used to make formulas meets safety standards set by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Common Signs Formula Doesn't Agree with Baby: What to Look For Gastrointestinal issues (gas, bloating, constipation, or diarrhea) Allergic reactions (rashes, hives, eczema) Colic or excessive fussiness. Vomiting. Excessive spit-up and insufficient weight gain. Blood or mucus in your baby's stool.

Four companies -- Abbott, Perrigo, Nestle SA and Mead Johnson -- control 90% of the US supply of formula. The risks of that concentration only came into sharp relief recently, when the Food and Drug Administration recalled some of Abbott's brands.

NEC Lawsuits Against Baby Formula Makers A growing number of parents and preemies who were fed with Similac and Enfamil formula and subsequently developed NEC are filing product liability lawsuits against the formula manufacturers (Abbott and Mead) for negligent failure to warn.

An Enfamil lawsuit is a legal claim against Mead Johnson filed by parents and caregivers who say preterm infants developed a serious gastrointestinal illness called necrotizing enterocolitis, or NEC, after consuming Enfamil baby formula.

It may take up to 1-2 weeks for a baby to adjust to a new formula.