Charleston Dangerous Drug Attorney
Dangerous Drug Litigation: McLeod Law Group, LLC
Prescription drugs are used to treat medical conditions. If the drug in question causes more harm than good, or causes injury, the drug is then labeled as a dangerous drug. More and more drugs are under serious scrutiny for their negative effects on individuals' mental and physical health. If you have experienced symptoms or have incurred injuries from taking a legal drug you may be entitled to compensation. Several drugs have now been proven to cause severe side-effects and injuries, such as:
- Bextra
- Paxil
- Accutane
- Yaz
- Avandia
- Crestor
- Meridia
- Birth control patch
- Fen-fen
- Zicam
- Celebrex
- Darvon
- Seldane
- Vioxx
It requires pharmaceutical liability law experience, along with passion for helping victims of dangerous drugs to successfully fight multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical and insurance companies. Mullins McLeod at McLeod Law Group, LLC is part of the Litigation Counsel of America and has the trial experience and aggressive attitude needed to protect your rights for any type of personal injury case .
Dangerous Drug Lawyer in Charleston
Prescription drugs become dangerous for one main reason. Pharmaceutical companies and the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) do not conduct sufficient testing of the drugs and release them on the market prematurely. It is infuriating to have one's health condition worsen due to negligence on behalf of pharmaceutical companies and the FDA. That is why seeking strong legal representation is strongly advised. Our clients have received compensation for the following damages:
- Pain and suffering
- Medical expenses
- Loss of wages, income or loss of employment
- Disability or permanent paralysis
If you or a loved one has incurred injuries from a prescription drug, we recommend you contact us immediately. We can provide you with the legal and medical knowledge and support you need during this trying time. We will fight to protect your rights.
Contact a Charleston dangerous drug lawyer if you have suffered from the effects of a dangerous drug.