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Were you or a loved one injured by a defective drug? Here’s how to sue a drug manufacturer to obtain the compensation you deserve.
We all rely on the government to regulate the pharmaceutical industry and make sure every drug is tested, but sometimes defective drugs still slip through the cracks and land on the market.
It can be terrifying when your prescription medication, which is supposed to improve your health, causes catastrophic injuries or even the death of a loved one.
While pharmaceutical manufacturers are doing a public service by creating these important drugs, they are still private corporations, focused on maximizing their profit.
This pursuit of profit sometimes leads pharmaceutical manufacturers to hide test results, avoid testing certain batches of drugs, or fail to warn against harmful side effects. Even if the drug manufacturer wasn’t hiding test results that could harm profit, they may still fail to detect defects in their product due to inadequate quality testing processes or for other reasons.
In order to even have a chance at taking on a drug manufacturer, a party must find an experienced personal injury attorney to file their lawsuit. Drug manufacturers usually have strong legal teams and have extensive legal resources.
In order to win a defective product liability lawsuit, a personal injury attorney must prove that their client used the prescription medication as intended, that it was the cause of their injuries, and that it was defective.
A personal injury attorney can aggressively litigate on your behalf, or they can skillfully negotiate a settlement outside of the courtroom.
Your attorney can negotiate compensation for medical expenses, future medical costs, lost wages, lost future earning potential, pain and suffering and more.
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