Thousands of Americans are injured each year by drugs that were inadequately tested, improperly labeled, or defectively manufactured. Pharmaceutical companies have legal obligations — and when they fail, you have legal rights.
Pharmaceutical injury cases range from individual claims to large multi-district litigations. Our network includes attorneys experienced at every level.
Injuries caused by prescription medications with undisclosed side effects, inadequate warnings, or design defects.
Find an Attorney Near You →Harm from OTC medications, supplements, and herbal products that are defectively manufactured or inadequately labeled.
Find an Attorney Near You →Injuries from defective implants, surgical mesh, hip replacements, pacemakers, and other medical devices.
Find an Attorney Near You →Cases where manufacturers knew or should have known of risks but failed to adequately warn patients and physicians.
Find an Attorney Near You →Pharmaceutical cases require analysis of clinical trial data, FDA records, and expert testimony about drug effects and manufacturer conduct.
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Pharmaceutical companies have a legal duty to ensure their products are reasonably safe when used as intended. This includes adequate testing before marketing, proper labeling of risks and side effects, and monitoring for adverse events after approval. When manufacturers fail in these duties, they can be held liable for resulting injuries.
Drug injury claims may be based on several legal theories: strict product liability (design defect, manufacturing defect, or failure to warn), negligence, breach of warranty, and fraud or misrepresentation. The applicable theory depends on the specific facts of the case and the laws of the state where the claim is filed.
Many pharmaceutical cases are consolidated into multi-district litigation (MDL) for pretrial proceedings while preserving the right to individual trials. Our network attorneys are experienced in both MDL proceedings and individual pharmaceutical injury trials.
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