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Federal Dupixent cases were consolidated in June 2026. The litigation is in its earliest phase, which is when claims are simplest to file and when a patient’s case can help shape how the whole proceeding is valued. Here is what asking about it involves. Who we are Direct2Attorney is a legal marketing and referral service….

PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 17, 2026 UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2026 3 MIN READ
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Federal Dupixent cases were consolidated in June 2026. The litigation is in its earliest phase, which is when claims are simplest to file and when a patient’s case can help shape how the whole proceeding is valued. Here is what asking about it involves.

Who we are

Direct2Attorney is a legal marketing and referral service. We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice. We confirm a few basic facts and, if your situation appears to fit, connect you with an independent participating law firm handling Dupixent claims in MDL 3180. If you retain that firm, the attorney-client relationship is with them.

Three things we ask

01

Use. Did you take Dupixent, for what condition, and roughly for how long? Pharmacy and specialty-pharmacy records confirm this later.

02

Diagnosis. Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, including mycosis fungoides or Sézary syndrome, or another T-cell lymphoma. Biopsy and oncology records establish it.

03

Timing and state. When the diagnosis was made relative to your Dupixent use, and where you live. Deadlines depend on both.


The MDL currently covers CTCL claims and may expand to other T-cell lymphomas. If your diagnosis is a related lymphoma, say so; participating firms are reviewing those cases in anticipation.

Direct2Attorney · How It Works

What you handle vs. what the firm handles

You

Minutes
  • Submit the form or call
  • Answer the three questions
  • Sign a records release if you proceed
  • Decide whether to retain the firm

Participating firm

If you proceed
  • Obtains prescription, dermatology, and oncology records
  • Confirms diagnosis and staging
  • Files in MDL 3180 and manages deadlines
  • Handles all contact with Sanofi and Regeneron's counsel

Cost and privacy

The review is free. Participating firms typically work on contingency, meaning fees are generally paid only from a recovery; confirm terms in writing. Intake is encrypted, documented with a TrustedForm consent certificate, and shared only with participating firms and necessary vendors under our Privacy Policy.

What this means if you're considering a claim

Deadlines run from diagnosis in most states and can be as short as one year. The litigation is new, but the clock on individual claims is not. A review now preserves your options at no cost.

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Common Questions

I'm still on Dupixent. Can I file?

Yes. Do not change medication without your prescriber; the claim concerns warnings, not your current treatment.

A family member died of T-cell lymphoma after Dupixent. Can I file for them?

Yes. Wrongful death claims are part of the litigation and are typically brought by the estate representative.

Will the drug company be told I contacted you?

No. Requesting a review discloses nothing to any company.

Is Direct2Attorney a law firm?

No. Submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Does the case review cost anything?

No. Direct2Attorney’s review is free, and participating law firms typically work on contingency, meaning fees are generally paid only if there is a recovery. Confirm fee terms in writing with the firm.


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