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Search LawsuitsWhen a drug causes harm, drug makers can be held legally responsible for the resulting damages—even if the drug has been previously approved for use by the FDA. Patients who have been harmed by dangerous drugs may be eligible to seek compensation for their injuries with the assistance of an Alabama dangerous drug attorney.
Dangerous Drugs
We use thousands of products daily with relative safety and ease. An Alabama dangerous drug attorney can be the buffer between the consumer and the manufacturer being responsible for the safety of those consumers. Unfortunately, if the drug or supplement you take is defective, you can be critically injured. Drug and supplement manufacturers could be held responsible for sale of defective drugs, products, and devices. A drug manufacturer’s responsibility is to ensure that consumers receive a safe product. It is their job to create, test, manufacture, and deliver a product appropriately.
Proving drug manufacturer responsibility for defective products can be costly and complicated because of the expert testimony and knowledge of the pharmacology that these cases require. Attorney Group for Alabama has partnered with Alabama dangerous drug attorneys. We can match you with the right lawyer. Why are so many defective and dangerous drugs available? Drug manufacturers have been pressuring the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), who is responsible for testing and approving each drug available to us in this country, for a less strict testing process and faster approvals.
Even the FDA itself admits that not all major adverse drug reactions are documented before the drug is put on the market. The safety profile for new drugs put on the market is never totally determined because new drugs are examined in homogenous and relatively small patient populations. As alarming as it sounds, a new drug’s final safety profile comes after it has been approved and while it is being used by the public. Of course there is always the classic report of those corporations who put profits over people. The pharmaceutical industry is a multi-billion dollar field and it is such a fierce competition to put a new drug on the market. Unfortunately, there are some companies that have gone so far as to hide evidence from the FDA so they can get a drug approved.
How an Alabama Dangerous Drug Attorney Can Help
Drug makers have a duty to provide safe products. If there are risks of harm associated with their products, they also must provide adequate warnings. If a drug maker fails to fulfill this duty, it could be held liable in lawsuits for injuries that may result.
People injured by bad drugs may be eligible to recover money for:
- Medical Expenses
- Lost Wages
- Pain and Suffering
The families of those who have died may be eligible to recover money for funeral expenses and the pain that comes with losing a loved one.
Top Bad Drugs
Alabama Abilify Lawsuit
Compulsive behaviors, including compulsive gambling, have been allegedly linked to the use of Abilify, a drug commonly prescribed to treat schizophrenia and other mental conditions.
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Since its approval in 2011, Xarelto has been linked to severe complications, including gastrointestinal bleeding and other severe bleeding events.
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Temporary hair loss is often a side effect of chemotherapy, however, lawsuits claim that some cancer patients experienced permanent hair loss after being treated with Taxotere.
Learn MoreAlabama Risperdal Attorney
Lawsuits against the manufacturer claim that some patients who have taken Risperdal developed a condition known as gynecomastia, or the development of breasts in males.
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Viagra is one of the most recognizable drugs in the world. However, lawsuits allege a link between the drug and the development of melanoma, a potentially fatal form of skin cancer.
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Lawsuits claim that Onglyza, medication used to treat diabetes, has been linked to pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, heart failure, and even death.
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