Sandusky Dangerous Drug Attorneys

Representing the Injured in Ohio

When you go to the doctor, you trust that the medication they prescribe will help you, not hurt you. Unfortunately, the truth is that many drugs are dangerous, and some have even been known to cause life-threatening side effects.

If you or someone you love has been harmed by a dangerous drug, you are not alone. Millions of people are hurt by prescription and over-the-counter medications every year, many of whom are entitled to compensation. At Murray & Murray, our dangerous drug lawyers in Sandusky have represented the injured since 1931. We understand what you are going through and are here to offer the compassionate, personalized legal guidance you need during this difficult time.

To discuss your case with our team, contact us online or by phone at (419) 664-3711. Request a consultation today!

What Makes a Drug Dangerous?

When it comes to medications, there are several factors that can make them dangerous. In some cases, a drug may be inherently dangerous due to its chemical makeup. In others, a drug may be safe when used as directed but become dangerous or deadly when misused or used in conjunction with other drugs.

For example, opioids are a class of drugs that are used to manage pain. They are generally safe when used for short periods of time under the guidance of a doctor. However, they can become highly addictive, and many people who use them for longer periods of time or in higher doses than recommended develop an addiction.

Similarly, many drugs can be dangerous when used in conjunction with other medications. For example, mixing certain blood thinners with certain over-the-counter pain relievers can cause internal bleeding, which can be deadly. In some cases, drugs are dangerous due to a manufacturing or design defect. For example, if a drug was contaminated with a dangerous substance or if the label did not include adequate warnings about potential side effects, the manufacturer could be held liable for any harm that resulted.

Finally, a drug may be dangerous if it is prescribed to someone for whom it is contraindicated. For example, many drugs are not safe for use during pregnancy or in children, and doctors should take this into account when prescribing medications. If a doctor prescribes a medication to a patient who should not have been given it, they could be held liable for any harm that results.

Some of the most dangerous drugs on the market today include:

• Actos
• Avandia
• Byetta
• Bydureon
• Chantix
• Crestor
• Eliquis
• GranuFlo
• Invokana
• Janumet
• Januvia
• Levaquin
• Lexapro
• Lipitor
• Nexium
• Paxil
• Plavix
• Pradaxa
• Protonix
• Risperdal
• Testosterone replacement therapy
• Tysabri
• Vioxx
• Wellbutrin
• Xarelto
• Zoloft
• Zyprexa

How to Prove a Dangerous Drug Claim

Proving a dangerous drug claim can be challenging. In order to be successful, you must be able to prove that the drug manufacturer or another at-fault party acted negligently and that this negligence caused you to suffer harm.

When you turn to us for help with your dangerous drug claim, you can count on our team to:

• Conduct a thorough investigation into the drug manufacturer, the drug itself, and your claim
• Work with trusted medical professionals and experts to understand the full extent of your injuries and how they will impact your life
• Identify all potentially liable parties and gather evidence to prove liability
• Handle all the paperwork and legal details of your case so you can focus on what matters most—recovering from your injuries
• Aggressively negotiate with the at-fault party’s insurance company to seek a fair settlement
• Prepare to take your case to trial if the at-fault party is not willing to offer a fair settlement

At Murray & Murray, we are always prepared to go to trial. Our attorneys are experienced litigators who are not afraid to take on major corporations and fight for the compensation you deserve in court. We have the skills, resources, and determination to win.

To learn more about our dangerous drug lawyers in Sandusky and how we can help you, contact us online or by phone at (419) 664-3711.