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Dangerous Drugs Lawyers

People can depend upon advances in medical technology to treat headaches, minor pain and serious ailments. Unfortunately, some medications can be harmful or even deadly.

If the prescription drug you are taking has hurt you or someone you love, get in touch with an Live Oak dangerous drugs lawyer to discuss your options to seek compensation. These types of cases fall under product liability laws.

Medical and pharmaceutical Devices

Defective drugs can lead to serious injury, health complications, or even death. Drugs can be dangerous due to marketing flaws and faulty labels, contaminated ingredients, manufacturing errors or risks that are greater than the benefits. A New York City dangerous drug lawyer can help you understand your rights if you have suffered from medical issues or lost someone because of an illness.

A lot of prescription drug cases involve drug makers. While pharmacies, doctors and hospitals may be held responsible for prescribing a dangerous medication however, it's usually the drug manufacturers who are at fault. These companies are known collectively as "big pharma." Our NYC dangerous drug lawyers can help you seek compensation from the company that is responsible for the harm you suffered.

Every drug has side effects however some are more severe and can cause lasting damage to your health. For instance, the well-known weight loss drug Ozempic was approved by the FDA as a safe and effective treatment for patients suffering from diabetes. Patients who took the drug had serious side effects, including liver damage and heart attacks. Patients who have suffered from these issues could be able to file an Ozempic lawsuit to recover damages.

Other reasons for defective drugs include failure to warn of side effects, negative interactions with other drugs, or the use of a medicine for a purpose not prescribed on the label. A lawyer for dangerous drugs will review the specifics of your case to determine if there is an argument to make.

Our attorneys represent those who have suffered from defective medical devices as well as filing claims against pharmaceutical companies. You may be entitled to compensation when the device has caused physical or mental harm.

If a medical device or a drug has been recalled it is imperative to act quickly. In the event of a delay, it can cause the statute of limitations running out and memory loss which makes it difficult to prove your claims. Contact us today to begin. We will review your claim for free to you.

Prescription Drugs

While the discussion about dangerous drugs is usually focused on illegal substances like cocaine, ecstasy and heroin prescription drugs are just as dangerous when they aren't properly vetted and approved by doctors and pharmaceutical companies. More people die each year from overdoses of prescription drugs than in drunk driving crashes. Nearly 70% of Americans take at least one prescription drug, and many of them can have serious adverse effects. If you suffer from injury or illness as a result of taking a prescription medication, you may be entitled to compensation. A dangerous drugs lawyer could assist you in pursuing an action against the responsible parties in your case.

In cases involving prescription medications, the person or company held most liable is the manufacturer of the medication. In some cases, a pharmacist or doctor could also be held liable for injuries. The pharmaceutical company must provide doctors with the information they need to make informed choices when prescribing a medication, including warnings about potential risks. This information must be communicated to patients. A company that fails to adhere to this rule can be held liable for any harm or death caused by its product.

Prescription medications vary from birth control pills and acne treatments pills to acid reflux medications, cholesterol lowering medicines and antidepressants. These medications can cause minor to severe injuries or illness. They can manifest rapidly or in the course of time. Patients who have been injured should seek medical attention and keep track of their symptoms to ensure they can pinpoint the cause to the specific medication. They should then consult with an NYC defective drug attorney to determine whether they can file a lawsuit against the manufacturer.

A knowledgeable prescription drug lawyer can pinpoint all the responsible individuals and companies involved in a prescription drug claim which includes the drug's researchers as well as manufacturing employees and sales staff. Based on the circumstances, a patient may be able to claim compensatory damages for all the financial and non-financial consequences of their injury or illness. This includes medical expenses, loss of income and the cost of any physical or emotional rehabilitation.

Over-the-Counter Drugs

Whether prescribed by your doctor or purchased at a local drug store, you rely on the medicines you take to aid in healing. If a medication causes negative side effects that can cause you to suffer serious injury or even death or suffer death, it is crucial to seek legal advice from one of our dangerous drug lawyers. Our experienced lawyers have handled numerous cases of fatalities and injuries resulting from pharmaceutical products, including those that were recalls.

Certain prescription medicines don't undergo an extensive review and testing process. Instead, manufacturers typically use fast track status to bypass the FDA's strict approval requirements and market drugs without properly testing them or informing patients of any risks. Our lawyers will determine if you're eligible to file an action against the drug maker and other parties responsible for your injury.

The risky over-the-counter medicines are often misused by adolescents and adults. Dextromethorphan, found in cough and cold medications like Robitussin or Coricidin, is a powerful psychoactive substance that can cause hallucinations, sensory loss, and impaired judgment. Drug abuse isn't just about illegal substances. Legal drugs are the most commonly used drugs in the United States.

For those who have taken the HIV drug Truvada, a common and potentially dangerous side result is bone and kidney problems. This is due to the active ingredient in the drug, tenofovir dioproxil fumarate.

Jenner Law's dangerous drug lawyers can help you if you or someone close to you has been injured through these drugs. We can determine if you are legally able to bring a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the product or other parties accountable for your injuries. We can also assist you in pursuing the reimbursement you need for medical expenses, pain, suffering, and other damages.

A drug lawsuit is more complicated than a car crash, or an accident that causes a slip and fall. You need an attorney with the expertise and experience to handle this type of personal injury case. Contact us today to receive a free consultation from a NYC dangerous drug attorney.

Drug Recalls

Drug recalls can pose a serious issue when taking certain medications. When a pharmaceutical manufacturer discovers that a drug could cause harm, or has received reports of injuries from patients, they might recall the product. This could be for prescription or over-the counter medicines, as well as medical devices. Some recalls are voluntary, and others are mandated by the FDA. No matter the reason for recalls anyone who has been injured should seek medical attention and consult a dangerous drug lawyer to find out about their legal options.

When the FDA issues a recall for a medication, they release a public announcement, and send letters to all healthcare professionals who prescribed or distributed the drug. The FDA is also trying to provide important recall information for clinical reasons via its website.

Some drug recalls are a result of a contamination, and others are due to a flaw in the manufacturing process or failure to include proper warnings. Even if a pharmaceutical company is FDA-approved there are risks with the manufacturing of medications.

The FDA will categorize a drug recall as a Class I III, II or III recall depending on the severity of the problem. A Class I recall is considered to be the most severe, and is a result of a defective or dangerous drug that presents a immediate health risk. A class II recall is considered moderate and relates to a drug which could carry a risk of illness or injury but does not pose an immediate threat to the health of humans. A minor recall, also known as a class III recall, is not a requirement for the pharmaceutical company to take legal action. It occurs when there is a minor violation within a drug, but it is not an immediate threat to the health of humans.

You may be entitled to compensation if you were injured by a defective medication or one which contained a hazardous component. Drug lawyers with a history of danger can help you file a claim to recover damages, including payment for medical bills, loss of earnings and other losses. You can file a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company individually or join a group suit with hundreds or even thousands of other victims.