Dinkes and Schwitzer have handled a wide range of pharmaceutical litigation cases and know how to get results. When confronted with the legal teams of large pharmaceutical corporations it’s easy to get intimidated. Pharmaceutical companies have deep pockets and are extremely reluctant to have their names sullied by defective drugs. That’s why Dinkes and Schwitzer have had to do their homework over the years. Now that they’re the foremost authority on such cases, who better for a quick consultation?
What kind of scenarios does pharmaceutical litigation constitute?
Scenarios where someone has suffered health problems as a result of a drug they took. A typical example would be someone becoming ill as a result of a defective, poorly tested new drug. However pharmaceutical litigation can refer to a wide range of scenarios, for example being prescribed the wrong drugs or dosage, or insufficient instructions being included with a drug.
As such a claim can be filed against a range of parties including pharmaceutical companies, doctors,
pharmacists, etc. It all depends on who was at fault for your illness.
What should I do if I’ve become ill as a result of a drug I took?
Give Dinkes and Schwitzer a call! You need to go over the details of your case with a good pharmaceutical litigation attorney. They will help you gather the materials that will determine the success of your case. Such materials include medical statements, details of the drug you took, records of your illness and witnesses’ statements.
What does ‘class action’ mean and what does it have to do with my case?
Pharmaceutical litigation often takes the form of class action suits. Class action suits involve groups of people affected by the same drug, pooling their claims into one mega-case. Obviously this is extremely important for reducing the amount of time it takes to process cases.
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