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Category Archives: Pharmaceutical Litigation

Prescription drugs are meant to help patients recover from or cope with encumbering medical conditions. Unfortunately, not all prescription drugs are made or distributed with patients’ best interests in mind; many cause undue harm, injury, and even death. If you are the victim of a pharmaceutical drug that’s caused you harm that you would not have suffered but for the medication, you have the right to pursue a civil action. At Napoli Shkolnik, PLLC our attorneys can help you to determine who is liable for your injuries, and file a claim to recover damages for economic and noneconomic losses.

Understanding Suboxone: Uses, Controversies and Legal Considerations

Understanding Suboxone Uses, Controversies and Legal Considerations

The opioid overdose rate has quadrupled since 1999. Fatal and near-fatal drug overdoses obviously affect the person who takes the drugs. These incidents also disrupt the addict’s family. Furthermore, they…

Why Are People Filing Ozempic Lawsuits?

Why Are People Filing Ozempic Lawsuits

Quite simply, over a thousand victims have filed Ozempic lawsuits because the company spent almost a billion dollars promoting the drug, but didn’t warn users of the serious side effects….

Opioid Addiction, Suboxone and Contraband Smuggling

Opiod Addiction, Suboxone and Contraband Smuggling

Current Orleans Parish Sherriffs’ Office deputies Thomya Bryant, 25, and Giona Gibson, 22, were suspended after an internal investigation into the introduction of illegal contraband at the jail that launched…

What is Polypharmacy and Why Should You Care?

What is Polypharmacy and Why Should You Care?

Polypharmacy is Medspeak for taking more than one prescription medication at a time. About one in five Americans over age 49 is a polypharmicist, of sorts. Ideally, doctors and pharmacists…

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