Dangerous Drugs
People who take medicine, especially prescription drugs, are under the impression that these medications will help them get better or maintain their health. Many people place immense trust into medical professionals and the pharmaceutical industry. However, the very medications that are prescribed to help ailments can also be defective, and lead to severe, permanent injuries. Every year, multiple drugs are recalled because of the damaging side effects they cause consumers
Common Dangerous Drugs
Common dangerous, defective drugs include:
- Vioxx
- Celebrex
- Zyprexa
- Ephedrine
- Bextra
- Crestor
- Paxil
- Accutane
- Viagra
- Phen-Fen
Dangerous Drugs & Personal Injury Law
People who unknowingly take dangerous drugs may be exposed to a vast array of complicated medical conditions. These medical conditions can permanently alter a person’s quality of life and overall well-being.
Fortunately, consumers who have sustained extensive injuries as a result of taking dangerous drugs are allowed to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover damages for things such as: medical bills, continued medical expenses, lost wages, loss of future wages, pain, suffering, and emotional trauma. In the state of California, personal injury victims are entitled to monetary compensation for their injuries, and should always be mindful of their legal rights.
Riverside Dangerous Drugs Attorneys Hanson, Hales, Gorian & Bradford
At Hanson, Hales, Gorian & Bradford, we have represented numerous clients throughout Riverside and surrounding areas who have incurred damaging side effects as a result of the medical and pharmaceutical industry’s negligence. We understand the pain and emotional trauma prospective clients face after they incur such injuries. For this reason, we do everything we possible to obtain maximum recovery on behalf of our Riverside personal injury clients. We are committed to providing professional, upstanding legal counsel and services for all of our clients throughout their dangerous drug and personal injury matters.