Our Prescription Drug Injury Attorneys Represent Clients Nationwide
An estimated 128,000 Americans die from drugs prescribed to them each year, making it the fourth leading cause of death. Even common over-the-counter medications can cause severe reactions in many people. The drug injury lawyers at Pintas & Mullins Law Firm have earned a national reputation in pharmaceutical litigation. We understand the growing need for consumer protection against dangerous prescription drug reactions and interactions.
If you have been injured by the serious side effects of a pharmaceutical drug, talk to one of our skilled drug injury lawyers. We travel throughout the United States and provide thorough, personalized representation. Our team has 50+ years of experience and has handled 10,000+ cases.
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Which Pharmaceutical Drugs Are Considered Dangerous?
Drug manufacturers constantly pressure on the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to approve drugs quickly. The FDA gives “fast track” status to numerous drugs, greatly reducing the approval time – and often, the safety of the drug.
Some of the most recent pharmaceuticals publicized as possibly dangerous include:
- Actemra
- Actos
- Abilify
- Avandia
- Belviq & Belviq XR
- Benicar
- Byetta, Januvia, Janumet, Victoza
- Crestor
- Depakote
- Drugs Associated with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
- Effexor
- Elmiron
- Fosamax
- GranuFlo & NaturaLyte Dialysis Products
- Heartburn Drugs
- Incretin Mimetics
- Invokana & Invokamet
- Lipitor
- Mirena
- NuvaRing
- Onglyza
- Pradaxa
- Risperdal
- SSRI/ Anti-Depressants
- Tasigna
- Taxotere
- Tekturna
- Testosterone Therapy
- Topamax
- Tylenol
- Viagra & Revatio
- Xarelto
- Yaz, Yasmin & Ocella
- Zofran
- Zantac
Our personal injury lawyers have recovered millions of dollars for drug injury victims nationwide. We offer clients unique capabilities and resources through our co-counsel team approach in managing mass tort, complex product liability, and pharmaceutical litigation. If you or a loved one are suffering due to the side effects of a dangerous drug, don’t hesitate to enlist the help of nationally respected dangerous drugs lawyer from Pintas & Mullins Law Firm.
Common Injuries from Defective Drugs
- Birth defects
- Blood clots
- Bone fractures
- Death
- Heart attacks
- Increased blood pressure
- Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
- Stroke
- Type 2 diabetes
Pintas & Mullins Law Firm will pursue justice for you and your loved ones. Contact our experienced dangerous drug attorneys today.
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Helpful Resources from Nationally Trusted Dangerous Drug Attorneys
When a dangerous drug is recalled or the FDA issues a warning, many people don’t hear about it until it becomes an enormous issue. It is important to stay up to date on the status of pharmaceutical drugs on the market and protect yourself and your loved ones from injury. At Pintas & Mullins, the safety and well-being of our clients remain our top concerns. Our knowledgeable dangerous drug lawyers serve clients nationwide, travelling throughout the country to provide representation rooted in 50+ years of collective experience. We understand how complex dangerous drug cases can be. That’s why we’ve compiled the helpful resources below.
Stay informed on dangerous pharmaceuticals by checking out the following websites:
- FDA Drug Recalls
- FDA Medical Device Recalls
- FDA MedWatch Program, to Report Adverse Events
- FDA Enforcement Reports
- CDC Medication Safety Program
- Narcotics Anonymous Family Groups
- WebMD General Recall Information
These resources can help protect you and your loved ones from the side effects of dangerous drugs.
Pursue Just Compensation With Pintas & Mullins Law Firm.
Since 1985, Pintas & Mullins Law Firm has helped over 10,000 clients. Our dangerous drug lawyers have helped clients across the U.S. obtain millions in compensation for their injuries. When you choose Pintas & Mullins, you can trust that you are choosing a firm that is characterized by capable service, client-focus, and knowledgeable advocacy.
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Drug Injury FAQs
Why do I need a dangerous drug attorney?
Though individuals may possess the right to represent themselves, navigating a case without the help of a trained dangerous drugs attorney can be detrimental in your fight for compensation. It can be difficult and complicated when attempting to determine the value of a case. Once, an individual called our firm with questions about a case that he was settling for $65,000. The caller was content with the amount but also felt pressure from the over-eager insurance company to accept the offer and settle the case.
Once our attorneys took into consideration the circumstances of his accident and the severity of his injuries, it became evident that his case was valued much higher than $65,000. The Pintas & Mullins Law Firm filed suit and prepared the case for trial. Our client was awarded $235,000 by the court for his injuries. Attorneys have the priceless experience of handling thousands of cases; clients do not. Clients are severely disadvantaged when they attempt to settle cases on their own.
Why should I file a claim against a drug manufacturer?
If a medication is dangerously or defectively designed in any way, the manufacturer is responsible for the harm it causes patients. Too often, drug manufacturers are aware of the significant risks of medications before they are even put on market, which renders them liable if such risks are not properly disclosed to patients and physicians.
What can I recover compensation for?
In fling a dangerous drug claim, you may potentially recover compensation for the economic and non-economic damages that you suffered as a result of the defective drug. Such damages may include:
- Costs of physical therapy
- Emotional distress
- Loss of consortium
- Lost wages, including future wages
- Pain and suffering
- Past, current and future medical costs
- Permanent disability or disfigurement
- Prescription costs
Can you represent me in any state?
Attorneys are able to represent clients in any state either through the reciprocity of a state’s bar rules, court approval, or through local co–counsel. Since 1985, the Pintas Firm has represented clients from most states in the nation.
Can I switch from my current attorney?
Regardless of how long an attorney has been working on your case, you are entitled to switch to a different attorney. After contacting and hiring a new attorney, the prior attorney will hand over the file to your current attorney in order to keep your case moving without any delay. If you switch lawyers, you will not incur additional attorney’s fees. The attorneys will decide how to split your same single fee you pay from the settlement.
How can I prepare for my claim?
Contact a drug recall lawyer immediately following your injury, and, if possible, take and keep records of all medication bottles and records itemizing any and all expenses you incurred as a result of the defective drug. Be sure records are dated and contain complete information. Remember that, once you have signed an attorney-client agreement with us, all information you provide is completely confidential. Do not hesitate to inform your attorney of any and all information you think may have bearing on the case.
What kind of money do I need to hire your firm?
Pintas & Mullins Law Firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning that you pay us only if we win your case. If you do not receive any money, neither do we.
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Any additional questions or concerns about a defective drug claim can be answered by a qualified representative from Pintas & Mullins Law Firm. Since 1985, our firm has capably handled over 10,000 cases, with many multi-million dollar results! You can trust that we have your best interests in mind and will exhaustively investigate every aspect of your case in order to set you up for success.
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