Dangerous Drugs
Dallas Drug Recall Lawyer
When drug companies rush a prescription drug to market, the results can be devastating and even deadly. At the Scott H, Palmer, PC law firm, we help clients who have been injured by dangerous prescription drugs. If a prescription drug has caused the death of a loved one, we can help the family hold the pharmaceutical company accountable.
If you or a relative has suffered adverse health consequences or if a loved one has died an untimely death due to a recalled drug, contact our drug recall law firm.
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Vioxx, used for acute pain including arthritis pain
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Bextra, used to relieve arthritis pain
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Celebrex, pain medication for arthritis and other pain
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Baycol, a cholesterol lowering drug
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Ephedra, a dietary supplement
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Fen-Phen, a diet drug combination
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Accutane, treatment for severe acne
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Zyprexa, a drug used to treat bipolar and schizophrenia symptoms
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Cholesterol medications
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Arthritis medications
Dallas drug recall lawyer Scott Palmer has successfully represented clients in some of the most celebrated cases in the state of Texas involving damages caused by these drugs.
When you purchase and use drugs prescribed by a doctor, you assume that the labeling is correct, the instructions complete and that the normal use of the prescription will improve your health, not damage your health or kill you. The sad truth is that thousands of deaths occur each year in Texas because major drug companies fail to meet their legal obligation to provide complete information to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). They fail to inform regulators of studies that clearly show the risks of use of their drug products, or, worse, they deliberately conceal or destroy medical evidence pointing to serious health risks, all in the name of their bottom line – a bottom line that kills innocent people.
If you have suffered due to drug companies putting their financial interests ahead of your health, then you need a medication attorney who knows how to take on the drug companies and beat them. Please contact drug recall attorney Scott Palmer at his Dallas office.