You rely on your medications to keep you healthy, but if your medications are defective, they could be making your worse. Defective drugs can lead to severe injury or even death. The sooner you realize that your medications are defective, the better. In this blog...
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Steps you should take after being hurt by a defective drug
A defective drug can cause catastrophic harm. Victims can be left with permanent disability, a worsened medical condition or even death. If you or a loved one are confronting that tragic reality, then you might be wondering where you can turn for help. After all, you...
What does it mean to say that a drug is defective?
When we take over-the-counter drugs and prescription medications, we trust that they are both safe and effective. Unfortunately, not all over-the-counter drugs and prescription medications are free of defects or health risks. But, what does it mean to say that a drug...
How much could I recover from a defective drug lawsuit?
If you take one or more prescription drugs, you are not alone. Many Texas residents rely on prescription drugs to help with medical issues and count on the drugs to keep them healthy and manage their medical conditions. Prescription drug use appears to be at an all...
Understanding marketing defects
In this blog, we often discuss litigation concerning defective drugs and medical devices. The legal theory that underlies most of these cases is known as product liability. Put simply, product liability allows an injured person to recover compensation after they have...
Key steps in defective drug litigation
If you’ve been harmed by a defective drug, you’re probably looking for accountability and compensation. A lawsuit against the party responsible for your harm is justified in these instances and is the best way to reach your goals. However, the legal process involved...
How does an FDA recall work?
The United States Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, is in charge of ensuring that the drugs and medical devices sold in this country are safe. The FDA has a process for approving the use of drugs and medical devices before they hit the open market. Even so,...
Supplement recalled due to possible contamination
Like many people, you may take supplements to boost your energy or improve your health. You expect these supplements you take to be safe. After all, they are supposed to make you healthier, not endanger you. The company Vital Proteins recently voluntarily recalled its...
Drugs fast-tracked to the market can lack adequate follow-through
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has an accelerated drug approval process to help make medications available to the public in an expedited manner. Once these drugs are fast-tracked onto the market, the drugmaker must perform a study to ensure the drug is...
How are defective drugs classified?
When you hear that a drug you are taking is being recalled, you may necessarily feel concerned and scared about the potential harm. You have a right to expect that the drugs you are prescribed to be safe. When a drug company learns of a defect with one of its...