Many drug companies fail to warn consumers about dangerous side effects. Drugs can also be contaminated, defective or sold with misleading marketing. If you or a loved one has been harmed as a result of a bad drug injury, you should contact a personal injury lawyer about your potential drug claim. The consequences of bad drugs can include: (1) birth defects; (2) kidney or liver failure; (3) heart attack or stroke; and (4) cancer. Although every case is different, you may be compensated for damages including: (1) medical treatment cost; (2) loss of income and earning potential; (3) pain and suffering; (4) mental anguish; (5) disfigurement; (6) wrongful death of a family member.
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