If you or someone you know has been injured by a dangerous drug or product in New Jersey, call us. We can help!
Companies in the United States have a duty to manufacture and distribute safe products and drugs. If they fail to live up to their legal duty and you or a loved one is injured, you may be able to recover compensation for the injuries you suffered. Contact our knowledgeable team of New Jersey product liability attorneys to discuss your rights when harmed by dangerous drugs and products. Please feel free to call 732-825-6120 or fill out an online form for a free case evaluation.
Product Liability Lawsuits for Dangerous Drugs & Products
Product liability lawsuits can include ordinary negligence claims, meaning that the company or manufacturer of the product had a duty to make a safe product, they breached that duty and damages were caused. Product liability lawsuits can also include strict liability claims. Strict Liability is a cause of action under the law which allows for a claim to move forward with the injured individual establishing that the product was defective and that damages or harm resulted. Strict liability takes away some of the required proofs that are ordinary associated with a typical negligence prosecution. In some circumstances, multiple parties may be involved in the manufacturing and the distribution of a dangerous product. In certain circumstances, the multiple parties may all be held liable for the harm done to the injured person.
Liability for Dangerous Drugs
If a drug manufacture markets or sells a drug and does not market or sell that drug in a proper way, the maker of the drug can be held labile if an individual is injured as a result of the improper marketing or sale. Additionally, if the maker of a drug fails to properly advise the public about the potential side effects of the specific drug and one of those side effects causes an injury, the drug manufacturer may be held liable. Finally, if the drug manufacture does not make doctors aware of all the risks and or data and an injury results, the drug manufacturer can be held liable for the injury. Lawsuits against a drug manufacturer may include claims of improper marketing and/or failure to warn of the potential negative health risks that are associated with these drugs.
Dangerous prescription drugs can lead to very significant injuries, which can also include death. In these circumstances, an individual may be able to recover money for pain and suffering, as well as lost wages. In the event of a deadly reaction to a dangerous drug, the victim’s family may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit.
Some of the dangerous drugs lawsuits that our experienced products liability trial lawyers can assist with involve:
- Invokana Lawsuits
- Hernia Mesh
- Essure
- Johnson and Johnson Talcum Powder
- Accutane
- Actos Bladder Cancer
Compensation for Dangerous Product Injuries
If an individual is injured by a defective or dangerous product, they may be able to recover compensation for their injuries. There are various types of dangerous product claims. Those include, manufacturing and design defects, chemical exposure as well as improper marketing.
Asbestos Claims
One specific dangerous product that has caused significant harm throughout the United States is asbestos. Exposure to asbestos can result in significant injuries, including mesothelioma which can ultimately result in severe pain, suffering and death. In many circumstances, asbestos companies knew of the dangerous of these products and failed to properly warn the individuals who were exposed to asbestos.
Discuss Legal Action for Defective Product Injury in NJ
If you or someone you know has been injured by a dangerous drug or defective and dangerous product in New Jersey, call us day or night or fill out our free case evaluation form. Our attorneys will take the time to discuss your claim with you. Additionally, our no fee guarantee applies, which means that you will not pay a legal fee unless we successfully recover money on your behalf. The firm also handles claims when an individual is injured when other dangerous conditions occur. Some of those dangerous conditions include claims which result from falls in parking lots, dog bites, dangerous animals or liquor liability.
