Sexual Abuse
Incidents of sexual abuse and sexual assault are on the rise. The vast majority of sexual assault victims are under the age of 18-years-old. Studies suggest that nearly 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 7 boys are molested before the age of 18. Sadly, most cases of child sexual abuse are never reported. Studies show that only 6% to 12% of sexual abuse cases are ever reported.
Our Law Firm represents victims of sexual abuse and their families. We believe the sexual predators should not only be criminally prosecuted for these crimes but also be held civilly liable. While no amount of money will ever truly compensate a victim or a family for this horrific crime, we believe those at fault should pay for their actions.
In addition, many companies employ individuals who commit sexual crimes and do nothing to stop them. We believe these companies should be held financially accountable for their negligent actions.
If you or a loved one has been the victim of sexual abuse or sexual assault, you deserve justice. We represent victims and their families and understand the pain and embarrassment associated with these incidents. As such, we make the process as confidential and supportive as possible.
Our Law Firm has garnered national attention and praise due to our representation of sexual abuse victims. If you or are a loved one has been a victim of sexual abuse or sexual assault, contact our Law Firm today to schedule a free consultation.
Boating Accidents
Our Law Firm provides experienced legal assistance to victims of boating accidents in Texas. Texas has more square miles of inland water than any other state in the US. More than 620,000 boats are registered here, making our state a beautiful location for enjoying the water, but also a prime destination for boating injuries to occur.
In 2020, boating accidents were up in Texas, including 55 fatalities. Cruising TX lakes can be a pleasurable pastime, but one that can also turn deadly when boat operators fail to follow the rules of the water.
Texas laws prohibit operating a boat or other watercraft under the influence of drugs or alcohol. However, many of the boating accidents that occur are a direct result of alcohol abuse. Other crashes happen when boat operators simply neglect to pay attention to proper procedures, causing injuries to those nearby.
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the most severe boating injuries, including those that are fatal, take place in the following situations:
On a weekend
Between noon and 7 PM
Involve the victim falling overboard
Involve an open motorboat
If you have suffered an injury from a boating accident, a personal injury attorney with experience handling boating-related claims in Texas can be a vital resource. The laws that apply to injuries that occur on and around the water are much more complex than those surrounding other types of accidents. The claim and amount of damages that can be recovered may be controlled by state negligence law, federal maritime law, or both. Determining the responsible party can be difficult in a boating accident. A boating accident attorney must be able to prove whether the operator of the boat was negligent, or the manufacturer of the watercraft was to blame.
After a boating collision, insurance companies will often try to offer low settlement amounts to victims before they know the full extent of their injuries, adding confusion to an already traumatic time. The boating accident lawyers of our Law Firm have the knowledge and experience to properly investigate boating accident claims, and to protect the rights of innocent victims and their families. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a boating accident, contact our Law Firm today.
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Drunk Driving Attorneys
Every five hours in Texas, someone is killed in a drunk driving accident. In fact, Texas leads the country in the number of alcohol-related traffic fatalities according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Our Law Firm is dedicated to helping the innocent victims of drunk driving accidents recover from their injuries and losses. If you or a loved one has been injured in an auto accident with a drunk driver, you have the right to be compensated for your injuries and property loss under Texas state law.
In Texas, it is illegal to drive a motor vehicle with 0.08 BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) or above – or roughly the equivalent of drinking four drinks in a one-hour period for a 170-pound man. At this legal limit, critical driving skills are seriously affected, such as a driver’s ability to judge distance and speed.
Texas law allows drunk drivers to be prosecuted through the criminal courts as well as through civil lawsuits. Texas also has very specific regulations, known as dram shop laws, which hold any business responsible for continuing to serve or sell alcohol to a driver who was obviously intoxicated. If you have suffered severe injuries from a drunk driving accident, you may be able to file a suit against the drunk driver, as well as the restaurant, bar, or liquor store that sold alcohol to the driver who caused your injuries. However, in order to do so effectively, you need a drunk driving accident lawyer who understands the Texas law, the full legal implications of your accident, and can skillfully argue your case in court.
Drunk driving accidents can cause horrific injuries and even death. While legal action cannot bring back lost loved ones or recover physical capabilities lost due to injury, it may bring you the financial compensation that you or your loved ones need to secure your future and begin your road to recovery. The individual who chooses to drink and drive on Texas roadways should be held accountable. The drunk driving lawyers at our Law Firm are committed to making that happen.
Our clients are usually involved in must-win legal disputes. As a result, we place a premium on winning. And like our clients, we believe winning is everything. Please call our Law Firm for a free consultation.
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Car Accidents FAQs
What issues will I face in making a personal injury claim for injuries sustained in an automobile accident?
A claim for injuries sustained in an automobile accident is usually based upon carelessness or negligence. In worse-case scenarios, it is based on an intentional or reckless act. The issues that typically arise in a tort claim after an automobile accident are the following:
Liability – who is at fault and to what degree?
Damages – injuries or losses that were caused by the accident.
Insurance Coverage – what the insurance company will pay for after an accident.
What should I do if I am involved in a car accident?
If you have been involved in a car accident you should:
Stop. If you get in a crash, you must stop. If you leave, you will be committing a crime knows as a “hit and run”. You must stop if you hit property, animals, or pedestrians. Remain calm.
Call for help. If someone is injured, call 911. If not, your first call should then be to the police. The police will advise as to whether the crashed vehicles should be moved out of traffic, and will take statements from the drivers and passengers involved.
Call your insurer. As soon as you are able, call and file an accident report. You should also notify the other driver’s insurer of the accident.
Don’t sign anything. If an insurance adjuster shows up at the scene, do not give any statements and do not sign anything.
Gather information. Get the names, addresses, and phone numbers of everyone at the scene, especially witnesses.
Go see your doctor. You may have injuries of which you’re unaware. If you are examined by a doctor, make sure you are specific in explaining how the accident happened and any and all injuries and problems you sustained as a result.
Call an attorney. If you’ve been injured, you will want a lawyer to make sure you receive a fair settlement from the insurance company. Also, proving to another driver’s insurer that its policyholder caused the accident might require the services of an attorney.
An insurance company is offering me a nice settlement. Should I take it?
You should not take any settlements offered by an insurance company without first speaking with an experienced auto accident lawyer at our Law Firm. Remember, that the claims adjuster works for the insurance company – it is their job to protect the interests of their employer. Who is protecting your interests?
The insurance company will typically offer minimal amounts of money in return for your signature stating that you will not sue. This usually happens rather quickly after the car accident takes place. Insurance companies will often discourage you from obtaining a lawyer so they can pay less to resolve your claim.
Never take an insurance check or sign anything without first consulting an attorney. You can jeopardize potential compensation you are due, and waive important rights that help to protect your interests.
If I rear-end another vehicle am I at fault?
Typically, yes. Texas law states that you must maintain a safe distance to be able to stop safely if a car stops in front of you. However, there are some exceptions, particularly if the other driver makes a sudden and unexpected stop, or if you are involved in a chain reaction.
Keep in mind that a car accident is not always solely one person’s fault. In states that recognize ‘comparative negligence laws, each party may be held accountable for their role in the accident. After determining the percentage of fault by each party, the compensation by the insurance company is adjusted accordingly. Over two-thirds of the states employ this rule to resolve car accident injury claims.
If you have been injured in an auto accident, we encourage you to consult with an experienced injury attorney at our Law Firm.
My doctor notified me that I have a permanent injury as a result of my automobile accident. What does this mean?
A permanent injury is one that is going to either be with you for the rest of your life or for some period beyond the settlement of the claim. In most cases, the injured party is entitled to compensation from the at-fault party or their insurance company for all medical bills incurred to date and into the future for all injuries caused by the accident.
What should I do if I was in an automobile accident and I did not feel hurt at the scene but experienced pain afterward?
Auto accident victims should seek medical attention as soon as possible if they believe they are injured. Even if you think your injuries are only minor, you should immediately consult your medical provider regarding any discomfort, pain, or possible injuries from the car accident. Even if you did not complain of injuries at the scene of the car accident, if you were injured in the accident, you may be entitled to payment of your medical bills and lost wages. For certain injuries where the other party is at fault, you may also be compensated for your pain and suffering and loss of earning capacity.
Car accident injury claims typically depend on medical records linking the car accident to the injuries sustained. If there is a time-lapse between the auto accident and the treatment, it can be more difficult to prove your claim. To protect your health, in addition to your legal rights, it is important to seek proper medical treatment promptly when you are injured.
Can I still recover damages if I was not wearing a seat belt at the time of my car accident?
In most states, it is the law for both drivers and vehicle passengers to wear a seatbelt. If you were not wearing your seatbelt, this can have a negative impact on your ability to recover full damages for your injuries. Since people suffer more severe and complicated injuries when they are not wearing a seat belt, potential compensation can sometimes be reduced accordingly. However, it is important to understand that seat belt or no seat belt – it is the ‘fault’ of the negligent party that is the primary determining factor in personal injury/car accident lawsuits.
Personal injury laws, and the statutes that govern applicable compensation amounts and limits, vary from state to state. Only an experienced personal injury lawyer can thoroughly review all the factors that might influence your claim. Contact our Law Firm today to discuss your case.
If I was hit by a commercial vehicle is the employer also responsible?
It is possible that the employer may be responsible. The employer may be held liable for the negligent behavior of their employee under the doctrine of vicarious liability. Vicarious liability is where the company is responsible for negligent acts committed during the course and scope of normal activities in service to the company.
In the course of car accident litigation, one party may not have enough insurance or resources to compensate the victim for all injuries/damage sustained. An experienced auto accident attorney at our Law Firm can help to identify all potential sources of compensation to help ensure that their client’s needs are cared for.
If I have been injured in an automobile accident will I have to go to court to get a fair settlement?
The majority of car accident cases are settled out of court. An attorney at our Law Firm will work with the insurance companies to try and obtain fair compensation, but if an agreement cannot be reached, your attorney will be poised to fight your case in court.
Remember that the claims adjuster works for the insurance company – it is their job to protect the interests of their employer. Who is protecting your interests?
Contact an auto accident attorney today at our Law Firm to thoroughly review your options, and to identify an effective legal strategy to win your case!
If I was injured in a car accident do I need to hire a lawyer or can I handle the claim myself?
The law does not restrict you from handling your own claims. However, you should keep in mind that the insurance companies and the insurance company attorneys are trained professionals. It is their job is to resolve the potential “liability” by paying as little as possible to you. Insurance companies are just that – companies. They, like most businesses, are in this business to make a profit for their owners and shareholders.
Many valuable rights were lost because the injured person believed what he or she was told by the insurance company.
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Mesothelioma FAQs
What is Mesothelioma?
Mesothelioma is a serious cancer that occurs in individuals exposed to asbestos. Mesothelioma victims have either inhaled or swallowed asbestos fibers which then travel through the lung and become lodged in the pleura (the thin, saran wrap-type membrane lining the lungs). Mesothelioma can also develop in the abdominal (peritoneal) area of the body. Each year 2,500 to 4,000 patients in the U.S. are diagnosed with mesothelioma.
The only known cause of mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos. Even small amounts of asbestos and infrequent exposure can cause injuries.
Exposure to asbestos fibers usually occurs in at-risk workplace environments. Those at the highest risk are industrial and trade workers. Asbestos fibers are so toxic, that industrial and trade worker’s families may be exposed to mesothelioma through particles that cling to the worker’s clothing, shoes, skin, and hair.
Exposure to asbestos can also occur in the home. Asbestos exposure in the home could have occurred when renovation or repair work was performed. The majority of building products manufactured today do not contain asbestos, however, those frequently used prior to 1970 do carry exposure risks.
What are the symptoms of Mesothelioma?
The onset of mesothelioma symptoms is usually very slow, and may not appear until 30 to 50 years after exposure to asbestos. The following symptoms are frequently reported by those with mesothelioma but are also associated with other medical conditions.
Symptoms of Pleural Mesothelioma
Pleural Effusions – One of the most common symptoms of mesothelioma is a pleural effusion, or an accumulation of fluid between the lining of the lung and the chest cavity. As the volume of fluid increases, shortness of breath, known as “dyspnea”, and sometimes pain may occur.
Shortness of breath – Difficulty breathing (dyspnea) can be caused by a buildup of fluid in the pleural area of the lungs, and/or the presence of a tumor(s) in the pleural lining. Both conditions can restrict the proper functioning of the lungs, resulting in shortness of breath.
Chest / Back Pain – A buildup of fluid in the pleural lining of the lungs can create a feeling of fullness and pressure, causing areas of localized pain in the chest cavity and sometimes in the lower back area. Chest pain occurs more often on the right side of the body, as mesothelioma affects the right lung 60% of the time. Only 5% of patients have mesothelioma in both lungs.
Chronic Hoarseness / Difficulty Swallowing / Coughing up Blood – Chronic hoarseness, difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), and/or the coughing up of blood (hemoptysis) are symptoms that are exhibited in less than 1% of undiagnosed mesothelioma sufferers.
Swelling of the Face and Arms – The swelling of the face or neck areas can indicate the spreading of cancer beyond the mesothelium.
Other reported symptoms include fever, muscle weakness and sensory loss, and nausea.
Symptoms of Peritoneal Mesothelioma
Pain or Swelling of the Abdomen – Symptoms of peritoneal mesothelioma usually include abdominal pain and swelling due to a buildup of fluid in the abdomen.
Bowel Obstruction – A tumor in the peritoneum membranes can exert increasing pressure on the organs in the abdomen, leading to bowel obstruction and distention.
Weight Loss / Anemia – Abdominal pain, bowel obstruction, and the pressure exerted by the presence of a tumor(s) can lead to a loss of appetite, nausea, weight loss, anemia, and other ‘wasting symptoms’.
The presence of tumors in the peritoneal tissues of the abdomen can also cause a frequency in urination, night sweats, fever, and loss of muscle tissue.
What is asbestos?
Asbestos is a naturally occurring rock form of magnesium silicate. It as mined by corporations for use in a variety of products such as gaskets, rope packing, brake linings, pipe covering, joint compounds, cement, roofing materials and other insulation products.
There are six types of asbestos – three of which have been used commercially. These are white (chrysotile), blue (crocidolite), and brown (amosite) asbestos. Over 90% of all asbestos ever used was white asbestos.
What types of injuries are caused by asbestos?
When a person breathes asbestos, fibers can become lodged in the lungs. Once there, they can cause scarring. Asbestos fibers can cause:
Asbestosis: Asbestos can scar the lung and the lining of the lung. This scarring is known as asbestosis or interstitial fibrosis. If enough scarring occurs, it can impair the elasticity of the lungs and hamper their ability to exchange gases. As a result, there is inadequate oxygen intake to the blood. This impairment leads to shortness of breath. Over time, the breathing capacity can diminish and in some cases, become fatal.
Mesothelioma: Mesothelioma (cancer of the mesothelium) is a disease in which cells of the mesothelium become abnormal and divide without control or order. They can invade and damage nearby tissues and organs.
Lung cancer: Asbestos also causes lung cancer. A person who does not smoke can get lung cancer from being exposed to asbestos. If you smoked in the past or are presently smoking, and have been diagnosed with lung cancer, asbestos may also be a cause of your cancer. For smokers, asbestos and tobacco act together, greatly increasing the risk of lung cancer. The combination of smoking and asbestos can increase the risk of developing lung cancer.
Other Cancers: Asbestos has also been associated with many other cancers, including cancers of the throat and stomach areas.
What trades and occupations work with asbestos?
The following occupations present the highest risk for workers exposed to asbestos fibers:
Pipe Coverers
Navy Personnel
Laborers
Brake Mechanics
Auto Mechanics
Millwrights
Painters
Plasterers
Merchant Marine Seamen
Pipefitters
Cement Finishers
Foundry Workers
Carpenters
Plumbers
Roofers
Sailors
Navy Yard Workers / Yardbirds
Paperworkers
Electricians
Bricklayers
Boilermakers
Machinists
Lathers
Insulators
Welders
Sheetmetal Workers
Crane Operators
Aircraft Mechanics
Engineers
Steamfitters
Masonry Workers
Longshoremen
Plant workers
Powerhouse Workers
Railroad Workers
Inspectors
Maintenance Workers
Papermill Workers
Tapers
What types of products contain asbestos?
The following is a general list provided by the Environmental Protection Agency intended to show the types of materials containing asbestos. It does not include all products containing asbestos:
Cement Pipes, Wallboard and Siding
Asphalt and Vinyl Floor Tile
Floor Backing
Construction Mastics (floor tile, carpet, ceiling tile, etc.)
Acoustical and Decorative Plaster
Textured Paints/Coatings
Ceiling Tiles and Lay-in Panels
Spray-Applied and Blown-In Insulation
Fireproofing Materials
Taping Compounds (thermal)
Packing Materials (for wall/floor penetrations)
High-Temperature Gaskets
Lab Gloves and Hoods / Table Tops
Fire Blankets and Curtains
Elevator Equipment Panels and Brake Shoes
HVAC Duct Insulation
Boiler and Breaching Insulation
Ductwork Flexible Fabric Connections
Cooling Towers
Pipe Insulation (corrugated air-cell, block, etc.)
Heating and Electrical Ducts
Electrical Panel Partitions
Electrical Cloth and Wiring Insulation
Chalkboards
Roofing Shingles and Felt
Base Flashing
Thermal Paper Products
Fire Doors
Caulking/Putties
Adhesives
Wallboard
Joint Compounds
Vinyl Wall Coverings
Spackling Compounds
When did companies know that asbestos was dangerous?
The dangers of asbestos were known to the companies that made these products as early as the 1920s. However, asbestos was sold and used without warnings up until the 1980s — when most asbestos products were banned in the U.S. and other countries. Alternative materials were available at the time that could have been used in place of asbestos.
If I was injured by asbestos, do I have a legal claim?
If you have been diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease, you can bring a legal claim against the manufacturers, sellers, and installers of asbestos products. Filing a legal claim can help you address the medical and financial problems that asbestos-related diseases can cause victims and their families.
Victims of asbestos products and their families should carefully select attorneys who are experienced in asbestos litigation. Further, you should hire attorneys who will fully investigate your claim and provide you with individual representation. Contact our Law Firm to discuss your case and legal options.
Is there a statute of limitations on asbestos lawsuits?
There are laws in every state which limit the time for individuals and their families to file claims for mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. If you do not file your case within these time limits, you will likely be barred from receiving compensation for your injuries. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, lung cancer, or asbestosis, it is important that you contact an attorney immediately. Contact our Law Firm today to discuss your case and legal options.
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Personal Injury FAQs
What personal injury cases does your law firm handle?
The law firm of our Law Firm handles the following types of personal injury claims:
Benzene
Car Accidents
Medical Devices
Mesothelioma
Prescription Drugs / Pharmaceutical Negligence
Product Liability
Refinery Accidents
Sexual Abuse
Truck Accidents
Wrongful Death
How do I know if I have a Personal Injury claim?
To file a personal injury claim, you must be able to prove that you have been injured. This injury can be a physical injury or, in some cases, an emotional injury. Furthermore, you must be able to prove that another party is at fault for your injury. It may be necessary, in some cases, to prove that you are less at fault than the other party involved.
If you have been seriously injured by someone else’s negligence, contact us for a free Personal Injury claim evaluation.
A Texas Personal Injury attorney at our Law Firm can help to evaluate the circumstances in which you were injured, scrutinize the role of negligence parties, identify any third parties that may have played a part in your injury, and provide professional advice about your legal options
What kind of financial compensation can be awarded in a personal injury claim?
The phrase “personal injury” refers to a wide variety of possible lawsuits. There are both federal and state laws that govern the types and limits of financial compensation that a victim can receive for personal injury claims.
The two main types of personal injury damages are compensatory damages and punitive damages:
Compensatory Damages: depending on the type of personal injury as well as the extent of the injury, compensatory damages may be awarded for: Medical bills, Lost Wages, Pain & Suffering, Physical, Mental/Emotional Disability, and Property Damage.
Punitive Damages: compensation intended to ‘punish the offender. These damages are typically awarded to the plaintiff in addition to compensatory damages when the defendant’s conduct has been especially malicious or oppressive.
Can I still file a personal injury claim if the accident is partially my fault?
You may still have a personal injury claim even if an accident or injury was partially your fault based on the concept of Contributory Negligence or Comparative Negligence.
Contributory negligence is when an injured person fails to exercise due care, which along with another person’s negligence, contributes to the injury. Comparative negligence is a rule of law applied in accident cases to determine responsibility and damages based on the negligence of each party directly involved in the accident. Under Comparative Negligence the fault of all parties is weighed and the amount of the recovery for damages sustained by the injured victim is reduced by the percentage of his or her own fault. In doing so each person is held accountable for the amount of damage that their negligence caused.
Is there a statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim?
A statute of limitations is a time period within which legal action must be brought. The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim varies by state and usually ranges from 1 to 6 years. If the lawsuit or claim is not filed before the statutory deadline, the right to make a claim is typically null and void.
There are different statutes of limitations defined for each type of personal injury claim. Different timelines apply to negligence cases v. professional malpractice claims; property damage v. wrongful death lawsuits; medical malpractice claims v. pharmaceutical litigation cases.
In some instances, a statute of limitations can be extended based on a delay in the discovery of the injury. For example, some illnesses may not be diagnosed for years after exposure to a harmful product or chemical.
To obtain more details regarding statutes of limitations that may apply to your case, consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer at our Law Firm.
What is the first thing I should do if I have been hurt in an accident and I want to file a claim for my injuries?
If you have been injured in an accident, the very first step you should take is to make certain you receive prompt medical treatment for any injuries sustained. A personal injury attorney at our Law Firm can help to protect your legal rights, but proper medical care should be your first priority.
There is no single step that you should take to obtain a fair settlement and no set order in which you must proceed. However, the following suggestions can help your claim process proceed more efficiently:
Write down as much as you can about the accident itself. List your injuries and any other losses you have suffered as a result of the accident.
Document the conversations that you have with people involved in the accident or the injury claim.
Preserve evidence of who caused the accident and what damage was done by collecting physical evidence and taking photographs as soon as possible. Photographs should include the scene of the accident from all angles, the surrounding area, your injuries, and any property damage.
Obtain the names, addresses, and phone numbers of all potential witnesses of the accident.
Contact an experienced personal injury attorney at our Law Firm.
If I have suffered a personal injury do I need a lawyer?
A personal injury lawyer at our Law Firm is focused on providing you with professional legal representation to obtain the maximum amount of compensation for your injuries, consistent with the nature of your injuries and losses.
An experienced personal injury attorney will investigate the circumstances in which you were injured, identify all negligence parties, interview any witnesses, and define a strategy to hold accountable those responsible for your injury. Additionally, a lawyer can investigate all sources of recovery and ensure that your medical expenses are submitted to the proper source for payment.
You need a lawyer at our Law Firm working for you to protect your rights. Just remember, the only person truly working in your best interests is the lawyer you hire.
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Pharmaceutical Drugs
Our Law Firm represents individuals and their families who have been injured or killed due to dangerous pharmaceutical drugs. Despite the United States’ worldwide reputation for health care, more than 2.2 million citizens are injured each year due to adverse reactions and harmful side effects of prescription drugs.
At our Law Firm, we believe that drug companies owe consumers a duty to ensure that their prescription drugs and medications are safe when used as prescribed. They are obligated, under federal law, to make safe products, including the duty to safely design, manufacture, inspect and label a prescription drug and medication appropriately. Malpractice may exist if there is proof that a healthcare provider placed their personal interests or that of the pharmaceutical industry above the patient’s interests.
There is also the issue of prescription drug recalls, which are often in the news because these drugs are typically rushed to market without adequate testing and labeling. The long-term effects of prescription medications are difficult to determine. Tests that most people assume are performed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are sometimes done by laboratories and are funded by the drug manufacturer. In some instances, people have to suffer injury or die before a prescription medication recall is instituted. Today, miracle drugs can improve and sometimes save lives, but they can also end them. In the United States alone, an estimated 200,000 Americans die annually due to adverse reactions and harmful side effects of prescription drugs.
According to various experts, the following list of drugs may pose hidden dangers that drug companies are not acknowledging:
Accutane
ADHD Drugs
Adderall
Avandia
Baycol
Bextra
Celebrex
Cipro
Ephedra
Fosamax
Lamisil
Lotronex
Meridia
Neurontin
Ortho Evra
Oxycontin
Phenypropanolamine (PPA)
Prempro
Propulsid
Rezulin
Ritalin
Trasylol
Zyprexa
If you or a loved one have been taking any of these drugs and have had health problems, you may be entitled to receive significant financial compensation. This compensation may include money for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and financial compensation to loved ones (in case of wrongful death).
If you or a loved one has experienced negative side effects or serious health problems after taking one of these drugs, please contact our Law Firm today.
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