Jacksonville Drug Injury Attorneys
Exposing Defective & Dangerous Drugs
Prescription and over-the-counter drugs can serve many valuable purposes. Some medications can even save lives. If a drug is released before it is properly tested, if it is manufactured improperly, or if it is prescribed for off-label use, however, the results can be the opposite of what was intended. Patients can suffer from harmful or even deadly side effects. Birth defects, organ failure, high blood pressure, excessive bleeding, suicide, and a range of other serious side effects have all been linked to dangerous drugs.
Spohrer Dodd is committed to helping patients injured by defective and dangerous drugs. As experienced trial lawyers with the manpower and resources to take on even the biggest pharmaceutical companies, we have the ability to succeed in these extremely challenging cases. Even if the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the drug that caused your side effects, this does not mean that you have no case. Our Jacksonville drug injury lawyers can investigate the situation and can look for reports similar to yours, which may indicate a larger problem. We can take the necessary steps to hold the drug company responsible.
Find out if others have suffered similar side effects, and what rights you have to come forward with a lawsuit. Call (904) 637-7721 for a free consultation with one of our professionals.
We Handle Dangerous Drug Lawsuits in Florida & Nationwide
Most of the time, the drugs that our doctors prescribe to us work as intended, alleviating pain, preventing infection, or treating a variety of medical issues. Other times, the very drugs that are supposed to help cause harm instead. They cause side effects that injure patients and claim innocent lives.
Our Jacksonville drug injury attorneys can help with cases involving:
- Type 2 diabetes drugs and an increased pancreatic cancer risk
- Testosterone drugs and heart attacks, strokes, and blood clots
- Chemotherapy drugs linked to permanent hair loss
- Erectile dysfunction drugs linked to melanoma
- Heartburn drugs linked to chronic kidney disease
- Antipsychotic drugs linked to compulsive gambling and hypersexuality
- Antidepressants linked to birth defects, suicide, and violent behavior
- Anti-nausea medications linked to birth defects
If you experienced adverse effects from any type of prescription drug or over-the-counter medicine, call Spohrer Dodd at (904) 637-7721. We can help you understand your options.