Accountability for Pharmaceutical Injuries

When pharmaceuticals hurt people, a medical malpractice lawyer determines who is at fault and holds them responsible for damages—no matter how big the manufacturer or their insurance company.

Sean Michael Lyons

Lyons & Lyons Has Unparalleled Expertise when it comes to Pharmaceutical Injuries

Before founding Lyons & Lyons, our lead partner gained invaluable insight as a pharmacist, enriching our firm’s depth in medical malpractice representation. With over 150 years of collective experience, our team is deeply committed to advocating for justice in cases where negligence has significantly impacted lives. Our expertise shines on our client’s behalf in cases involving dangerous drugs, where our precise approach to uncovering the truth and proving negligence sets us apart. We are dedicated to ensuring your story is acknowledged, aiming to hold the responsible parties fully accountable. We navigate our clients toward resolution and a new beginning.

We Help People with Pharmaceutical Injury Cases Nationwide

You may assume the FDA-approved medication your doctor has prescribed is beneficial or relatively harmless–unfortunately, this is not always the case. Lyons & Lyons in San Antonio has nationwide experience with product liability cases involving prescription drugs and can help you recover the compensation you need to regain your well-being. Schedule your consultation now to discuss your case one-on-one with our dedicated attorneys. We have obtained substantial compensation for pharmaceutical injuries cases such as:

Medical Expenses:

Including past and future expenses for hospital stays, doctor visits, medication costs, physical therapy, etc.

Lost Wages:

This includes work missed while recovering and lost earning capacity.

Pain and Suffering:

Compensation for physical pain, emotional distress, and ongoing discomfort.

Loss of Quality of Life:

A harmful pharmaceutical drug could result in long-term or permanent disability.

Home or Vehicle Modifications:

This includes wheelchair ramps, bathroom modifications, special access vehicles, etc. 

Long-Term Care Costs:

Expenses for nursing care, assisted living, etc.

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Sources of Negligence in Pharmaceutical Injuries

The first step in a pharmaceutical injury case is a thorough investigation of all medical records by one of our medical experts to determine what went wrong. The responsibility for a dangerous drug can arise from one or more parties involved in the drug’s consumption from development, manufacture, distribution, and prescription. Some of the common sources of negligence for pharmaceutical injuries include:

  • Design Defects
  • Manufacturing Defects
  • Inadequate Testing
  • Inadequate Labeling or Failure to Warn
  • Misrepresentation in Marketing
  • Supply Chain Issues / Contamination
  • Regulatory Compliance Failures
  • Pharmacy Errors
  • Prescribing Errors
  • Prescribing a Drug for something it wasn’t Designed for
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Responsibilities of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets strict standards and practices for drug manufacturers. Pharmaceutical manufacturers are required to test the effectiveness and safety of the drugs they produce. These manufacturers also have a duty to label products per FDA regulations and to warn you about known side effects. Our attorneys thoroughly investigate your case to uncover compliance lapses by pharmaceutical companies.

Contact Lyons & Lyons Today about Your Pharmaceutical Injuries Case

We work to provide individuals and their families with a strong voice up against even the largest companies and corporations involved in pharmaceutical injuries. We are dedicated to getting an outcome that not only helps you recover what you have lost but also helps you put tragedy behind you so you can focus on your new beginning. Contact our offices and schedule a consultation. 

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