Back in April, I wrote on this blog about the withdrawal of the drug Raptiva (efalizumab) from the market for safety reasons. That medication, intended for treating psoriasis, was implicated…
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Mass Torts in Defective Drug Cases from Jeffrey Lowe Victims of defective drug side effects or illnesses can also make a claim based on negligence or failure to warn them…
Because I practice pharmaceutical injury law nationwide, I’ve been very interested in the debate over “innovator liability” in Alabama. That’s the name for the legal theory the Alabama Supreme Court…
A new article from the Boston Globe underscores the importance of financial compensation for victims of serious drug injuries. The article focuses on the fungal meningitis outbreak last year traced…
A bold new class action lawsuit against the makers of Zoloft may be breaking new ground in assisting new plaintiffs with lawsuits against other manufactures of antidepressant medications like Paxil…
As a pharmaceutical liability lawyer, I’ve written several posts here recently about generic Reglan lawsuits. Generic versions of Reglan, a drug for gastroesophageal reflux disease, have been the subjects of…
Pfizer Inc. has agreed to pay $894 million to settle personal injury and consumer fraud claims involving pain medications Bextra and Celebrex. The announcement, made on Oct. 17 by New…
Carey, Danis & Lowe is currently investigating several manufacturers of Glucosamine Sulfate supplements sold at retailers all over the country related to deceptive labeling of their products. Glucosamine sulfate is...
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An experienced defective drug lawyer can provide assistance in taking legal action to hold drug makers accountable for SSRIs and birth defects in St. Louis. Topics covered in this report…
I’ve discussed the antibiotic Levaquin and its risks frequently here, from my perspective as a pharmaceutical liability attorney. Levaquin (levofloxacin) is part of a group of antibiotics called fluoroquinolones, which…