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Defective Drugs and Products Raleigh Defective Drug Attorneys

If you or someone you know died or is suffering symptoms that you believe are linked to a defective drug, contact a doctor and one of our Raleigh, Dunn or Fayetteville defective drug lawyers immediately. Laws surrounding drugs are extremely complex. One of the defective drug attorneys at Brent Adams & Associates can answer questions about your injury claim and explain what compensation you're entitled to if you suffered harm from defective or ineffective prescription drugs or a product defect.

Blog for Defective Drugs

• Sepsis Drug Xigris Pulled From Shelves Worldwide Due to Ineffectiveness
• Types of Drug Injuries
• Qualitest Recalls Birth Control Pills
• FDA Warns That Epilepsy Drug Can Cause Cleft Lips And Palates
• Bristol-Myers Recalls Blood Pressure Drug Avalide – Again
• Ranbaxy Recalls Antibiotics After Color Change Detected

Library for Defective Drugs:

• Defective Birth Control & Birth Control Lawsuits   
  A North Carolina defective drug attorney takes a closer look at three different birth control drugs that have faced defective drug lawsuits in the recent past.
• Some “Defective” Prescription Drugs Simply Don’t Work   
  A number of prescription drugs initially approved by the FDA are later found to be ineffective in research studies. A Raleigh defective drug lawyer explains.
• Four Ways You Can Prevent Being Harmed By A Defective Prescription Drug   
  What can you do to lower your risk of injury from dangerous or defective prescription drugs? In this legal article, we cover four different things you can do to prevent injury from recalled drugs. If you have been injured by a defective drug, talk to a North Carolina product liability attorney today.
• What Is A Black Box Warning?   
  In this article, learn about what a prescription black box warning is, as well as how they come about with the help of studies, drug research, and the Food & Drug Administration.
• What Should I Do If A Drug I Am Taking Is Recalled?   
  What should you do when a drug you are taking for medical reasons is recalled by the FDA? The answer is simple: learn more about why the defective drug has been recalled, and speak to your doctor as soon as possible about a new medical plan. Never stop taking a drug or take a recalled drug without first speaking to your doctor.

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