Personal Injury

In the wake of a rising opioid epidemic throughout the United States, an opioid crisis lawsuit has been filed in Illinois. According to the opioid crisis lawsuit, drug manufacturers are responsible for generating a campaign of deceptive, false and unfair assurances grossly understating the dangerous risk of addiction associated with opioid drugs. Both indirect and direct

According to many different sources and research studies, the United States may be affected by an opioid crisis due to the rising number of people who are taking these serious medications. When these drugs are overprescribed or given to patients who don’t really need them, those patients can become addicted and may struggle with all

A 75-year-old Indiana resident filed a lawsuit that eventually evolved into a state trial after she received multiple transfusions from taking . Thousands of patients have come forward with injury claims in recent years, many of them filing adverse event reports with the FDA. Concerns over the dangers of the blood-thinning medication have also prompted

A drug meant to treat a rare condition affecting less than one percent of the population is being pushed by drug companies and doctors for use with elderly patients suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia, according to a recent CNN investigation. According to the CNN investigation, sales of a drug called Nuedexta have skyrocketed by 400 percent

The makers of , Janssen, Johnson & Johnson, and Bayer, were hit with a lawsuit alleging that the drug caused rectal bleeding. The plaintiff, Louisiana resident Leon M., alleges in his lawsuit that he took as directed from Sept. 2, 2015 until Oct. 2, 2016 for the treatment of atrial fibrillation. However, he had to