Medications are supposed to improve your health -- not leave you dealing with unexpected complications. But for some Texans, a prescription or over-the-counter drug can lead to serious side effects that disrupt daily life, create financial strain and raise difficult...
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Can a drug company be liable for failing to warn about risks?
A harmful drug reaction can disrupt daily life in an instant. It might raise urgent questions about what the drug manufacturer knew, what it shared and what it chose not to disclose. If you are dealing with unexpected side effects, understanding how the law treats...
Drug tests and knowledge gaps for long-term use
Drugs need to go through clinical trials before they are authorized for public use. If someone was given a drug that had not been properly tested and they suffered harm, they may have a defective drug case. They would have been exposed to harm due to the...
How minor defects can make medications dangerous
Many dangerous drugs have unknown side effects or contraindications that make them hazardous for certain patients. Other dangerous drugs may be defective due to manufacturing issues. In recent years, there have been rolling drug recalls related to nitrosamine...
Labeling issues can count as defective drugs
When people think of defective drugs, they often imagine drugs that are inherently dangerous. Perhaps they have been manufactured or designed incorrectly. Maybe they did not go through rigorous enough testing, and the company is releasing the drug without realizing...
Understanding defective drugs laws and recalls
When consumers take medication, they trust that it is safe, effective and adequately tested. Unfortunately, some drugs cause unexpected harm due to design flaws, contamination or inadequate warnings. Understanding defective drug laws and how recalls work can help...
Drugs must provide “adequate directions for use”
When someone purchases a drug or medication, the way the label is laid out is very important. It is required for that drug to provide “adequate directions for use.” The goal here is that a person with no in-depth medical knowledge should be able to use the drug in a...
Do drugs made abroad conform to U.S. standards?
If you purchase pharmaceuticals in the United States, you might just assume that they have all been produced under strict guidelines that meet the standards the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets out. A recent recall of over two dozen different types of drugs by...
How to file a defective drugs claim for your loved one
When someone you care about suffers harm from a dangerous or faulty medication, the emotional and physical toll can be devastating. It can feel confusing to know where to start, especially when you are trying to support their recovery at the same time. Filing a claim...
Your legal options if you took a recalled drug when pregnant
Taking medication during pregnancy requires careful guidance. But what if the drug you took was later recalled? For many expecting mothers, learning about a drug recall can bring fear, anger and a flood of legal questions. If this happens to you, you should understand...


