Prescription drugs go through testing, but dangerous side effects sometimes emerge later. If a medication has harmed you, you may be part of a larger group seeking justice.
Expert information to help you understand your rights and options
Dangerous drugs cause serious injuries when manufacturers hide risks, fail to warn, or push drugs for unapproved uses. Product liability claims hold drug companies accountable for harm. Learn about pharmaceutical injury lawsuits, proving drug defects, and pursuing compensation.
FDA approval does not prevent lawsuits—manufacturers can be liable for hiding information from FDA, failing to update warnings, or promoting drugs for unapproved uses. FDA approval is not a complete defense. Learn how FDA approval affects drug injury claims.
Drug injury claims include design defects making drugs inherently dangerous, manufacturing contamination, and failure to warn about known side effects. Each claim type requires different proof. Learn about pharmaceutical injury claim types and building your case.
Multiple dangerous drugs currently face mass litigation for serious side effects manufacturers allegedly concealed. Active lawsuits may be accepting new claimants. Learn about current dangerous drug lawsuits, which drugs are involved, and whether you may have a claim.
Drug injury settlements vary dramatically based on injury severity, proof of causation, and defendant conduct. Mass tort settlements range from thousands to hundreds of thousands per claimant. Understand drug settlement factors and realistic expectations.
Widespread drug injuries often proceed through multidistrict litigation or mass tort proceedings, coordinating thousands of similar claims. MDL affects strategy, timing, and settlement dynamics. Learn about MDL drug litigation and how consolidated cases affect your claim.
Drug injury claims face filing deadlines that may begin when injuries occur, when they are discovered, or when causation is identified. Latent injuries may have delayed discovery rules. Missing deadlines bars your claim. Learn applicable deadlines for drug injury cases.
Drug manufacturers must warn doctors and patients about known risks. When warnings are inadequate, outdated, or buried in fine print, manufacturers face liability for resulting injuries. Learn about failure to warn claims and proving inadequate drug warnings.
Generic drug injury claims face unique obstacles—generic manufacturers cannot change warning labels without FDA approval, limiting failure-to-warn claims. Recent court decisions and state laws affect available remedies. Learn about generic drug injury claims and current legal options.
Pharmaceutical companies illegally promote drugs for unapproved off-label uses, putting patients at risk of injuries from ineffective or dangerous treatments. Off-label promotion can support fraud and injury claims. Learn about off-label promotion lawsuits.