Submit your drug injury case for a Free Case Evaluation or call 314-662-2836, and one of our experienced attorneys from a national law firm will evaluate your case. We are presently investigating drug injury cases that meet the following criteria:
Avandia: If you have taken Avandia to help treat diabetes and have been diagnosed with a heart attack, sudden cardiac death, stroke or other cardiovascular injury, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Paxil: If the mother has taken Paxil during pregnancy, and the child has suffered a birth defect; notably, cardiac defects (Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension (PPHN), Atrial Septal Defect (ASD), Ventrical Septal Defect (VSD)), neural-tube defects (brain and spinal cord), craniosynostosis (abnormally shaped skull), infant omphalocele (abdominal wall defects), club foot (one or both feet turn downward and inward), and anal atresia (complete or partial closure of the anus), please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Depakote/Zoloft/Effexor/SSRIs: If the mother has taken Depakote/Zoloft/ Effexor/SSRIs during pregnancy, and the child has suffered a birth defect; notably, cardiac defects (Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension (PPHN), Atrial Septal Defect (ASD), Ventrical Septal Defect (VSD)), neural-tube defects (brain and spinal cord), craniosynostosis (abnormally shaped skull), infant omphalocele (abdominal wall defects), club foot (one or both feet turn downward and inward), and anal atresia (complete or partial closure of the anus), please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Zimmer Durom Cup Artificial Hip: We are investigating Zimmer Durom Cup lawsuits for people who have been experiencing serious problems with their Zimmer Durom Cup hip implants and knee implants, typically total knee replacements (”TKR”). If you have had a Zimmer Durom Cup Artificial hip implanted into you, and you have had a revision surgery to correct this defect, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Yasmin/Yaz: If you have taken Yasmin/Yaz and have been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis (blood clots), pulmonary embolism, strokes, heart attacks, and gall bladder injuries, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Fixodent: Fixodent has been linked to a number of serious health problems including Zinc Poisoning, Hypocupremia, Hyperzincemia and Neuropathy. If you have used the Fixodent denture adhesive or denture cream and have been diagnosed with Zinc Poisoning, Hypocupremia, Hyperzincemia or Neuropathy, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Reglan: Reglan is used to treat gastrointestinal problems and has been shown to increase the risk of tardive dyskinesia, a serious and generally irreversible movement disorder. On February 25, 2009, The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) required the manufacturers of metoclopramide-containing drugs (Reglan) to add a “Black Box” warning to the products warning of an increased risk of the development of Tardive Dyskinesia. If you had taken Reglan and have been diagnosed with Tardive Dyskinesia
or are experiencing such symptoms as random movements in the tongue, lips or jaw as well as facial grimacing, movements of arms, legs, fingers and toes along with swaying movements of the trunk or hip, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Accutane: Accutane has been linked to a variety of severe, life-threatening side effects including Birth Defects, Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Crohn’s Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and many others. Accutane is the brand name for the drug isotretinoin, which is also marketed under the names Roaccutane, Amnesteem, Claravis and Sotret. If you have taken Accutane and have been diagnosed with one of these side effects, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Fosamax Osteonecrosis (Bone Death) of the Jaw and Low-Energy Fractures of the Femur (Thigh): Fosamax is a bisphosphonate medication used for bone loss. Users of Fosamax have suffered Osteonecrosis of the Jaw, also known as Jaw Necrosis, ONJ, Bis-Phossy. Recently the Fosamax attorneys that druginjurylegal.com works with obtained a
$8 Million Jury Verdict in Fosamax injury case. If you have taken Fosamax and have been diagnosed with one of these side effects, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Levaquin: If you have taken Levaquin, and have suffered tendon damage and ruptures in the Achilles tendon, the rotator cuff (shoulder), the biceps, the hand, and the thumb, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Duragesic Fentanyl Pain: The Duragesic patch, also known as the Duragesic Fentanyl or Duragesic Transdermal patch has been linked to over 120 overdose deaths and has been subject to two FDA recalls. At this time we are only investigating wrongful death cases where the Duragesic Fentanyl Pain has been determined to be the cause of death.
Trasylol: If you have had heart bypass surgery and experienced subsequent
renal failure within 72 hours of the surgery, you may have a Trasylol/Aprotinin Lawsuit.
We are only considering cases where there is product identification that Trasylol/Aprotinin was used in the bypass surgery and the person subsequently developed kidney or renal failure within 72 hours of surgery and are now undergoing dialysis treatments or have passed away. The statute of limitations for these cases will expire on November 5, 2010 for those states that have a three or more year statute of limitations for personal injury cases.
Mirapex: If you have taken Mirapex and have developed a gambling addiction or some other compulsive behavior after starting treatment with this drug, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Chantix: If you have taken Chantix, and you have received medical treatment for depression or suicidal thoughts, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.
Zicam: The FDA’s public advisory followed over 100 reports that the use of Zicam Nasal Swab and Zicam Nasal Gel products had resulted in a loss of smell called anosmia. If you have used Zicam and have experienced a loss of smell, please submit your case for a Free Case Evaluation.