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Injured by a Dangerous Drug or Medication?
Prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications are meant to help, not harm. When drugs cause severe side effects or injuries due to defects or lack of proper warnings, victims deserve justice. Fill out the form and our drug injury lawyers will get in touch with you.
Talk to our drug injury attorneys today to:
- Learn your legal rights after being harmed by a drug.
- Get help managing medical bills and insurance.
- Seek fair compensation for your injuries.
Dangerous drugs can cause severe harm, including organ damage, life-threatening conditions, or even death. Pharmaceutical companies must ensure their products are safe and adequately warn users of potential risks. When they fail to do so, they can be held accountable for the harm caused.
Our legal team investigates claims involving defective drugs, inadequate warnings, or undisclosed side effects. We work to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable and seek compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, and suffering.
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FAQs
Learn more about dangerous drugs, how pharmaceutical companies can be held accountable, and what to do if you’ve been harmed. Our FAQ section answers the questions you need.
What is considered a dangerous drug?
A dangerous drug is one that causes harm due to defects, undisclosed side effects, or inadequate warnings.
Who can be held liable for dangerous drug injuries?
Pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers, or distributors may be held responsible for injuries caused by defective drugs.
What are common examples of dangerous drug cases?
Cases often involve prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, or recalled medications linked to severe side effects.
How do I prove a drug caused my injury?
Evidence may include medical records, expert analysis, and proof that the drug lacked proper warnings or was defective.
What compensation can I recover in a dangerous drug case?
You may be eligible for compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related damages.
How long do I have to file a dangerous drug lawsuit in Maryland?
Maryland’s statute of limitations generally gives you three years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit.
Can I sue if a drug has been recalled?
Yes, a recall strengthens your case as it indicates known issues with the drug.
What should I do if I’m harmed by a dangerous drug?
Seek medical attention, keep the medication and its packaging, document your experience, and consult an attorney.
Do I need an attorney for a dangerous drug claim?
Dangerous drug cases are complex and involve powerful pharmaceutical companies. An attorney can protect your rights and fight for compensation.
How can a dangerous drugs lawyer help me?
An attorney can investigate your claim, gather evidence, consult medical experts, and fight to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable.