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How Long Do You Have to File a Drug or Product Injury Claim?

Statutes of limitations vary by state but are typically between one and three years after the injury or discovery of harm.

Mass Tort Lawsuits for Drug and Product Injuries

When large groups of people are harmed by the same defective drug or product, mass tort litigation allows victims to consolidate claims while preserving individual rights to compensation.

How Recalls Affect Drug and Product Injury Claims

A recall strengthens your case by showing that a manufacturer acknowledged a problem, but you can still have a strong case even without a formal recall.

What Compensation Can You Recover in Product Injury Cases?

Medical expenses
Lost income
Pain and suffering
Permanent disability
Punitive damages

Who Is Liable in a Drug or Product Injury Case?

Manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies, and retailers may all share liability for dangerous or defective products that cause injuries.

Defective Medical Devices and Patient Injuries

Medical devices like pacemakers, implants, and surgical tools can malfunction, leading to devastating injuries. Manufacturers may be held liable under product liability laws.

How Dangerous Drugs Cause Injuries

Prescription and over-the-counter drugs can cause serious side effects, including organ damage, birth defects, and even death if improperly designed, manufactured, or marketed.

What Are Drug and Product Injury Claims?

These claims involve injuries caused by dangerous medications or defective consumer products. Victims can seek compensation from manufacturers, distributors, and sellers.

Common Examples of Product Liability Lawsuits

Faulty automotive parts
Unsafe children’s toys
Contaminated food products
Defective pharmaceuticals

Can I Sue for a Minor Dog Bite?

Reasons to Sue for Minor Bites

Risk of infection (like rabies or tetanus)
Permanent scarring
Emotional trauma

Compensation for Minor Injuries

You can seek damages for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and psychological effects.