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Chicago Defective Drug Lawyer

When the drugs we rely on to keep us healthy fail, it could mean dire consequences. If a negligent person or company has left you with this problem, call a Chicago defective medication lawyer.

We use prescription medications to keep ourselves healthy. From allergy medications to antibiotics, we need these life-saving and life-improving medicines to maintain a high quality of life. Unfortunately, these drugs may cause serious problems when they’re defective.

If a medication has left you in worse shape than you were in before you took it, reach out to a Chicago defective drug lawyer. At Lane Brown, LLC, we’re not afraid to go up against major drug manufacturers and other negligent parties to make sure you get the full compensation you deserve.

Investigating Fault for Defective Drugs

One of our first steps will be figuring out who’s responsible for the defects in the drug in question. Fault will be key because, as you put together your case, you’ll need to know who’s responsible for the suffering you’ve been put through in order to demand compensation.

Often, the at-fault party is the drug manufacturer. Manufacturers are responsible for warning consumers of any dangerous side effects, ensuring the safety of their product as much as possible, and making sure no corners are cut when it comes to the safety of the product.

Manufacturers are not the only party under scrutiny in defective medicine cases, however. The following people may also be responsible for your injuries:

Pharmaceutical sales representatives
Pharmacists
Doctors and their hospitals or clinics

You’ll need to act fast because Illinois only allows you two years to file a personal injury claim. A Chicago defective medication lawyer from our firm can help you get your case started today.

Exposure to Defective Drugs Warrants Compensation

You’ve likely suffered several damages, depending on the effects of the drug, and all of them should be accounted for. Even the non-economic damages that will pop up, such as the effects on your mental or emotional state, should be covered.

You’ll need to speak with your defective drug lawyer in Chicago about everything you’ve suffered. Some damages may be harder to calculate, but an attorney can help you with any of the following and more:

Medical Expenses – Be sure to calculate not just your current bills but any planned future treatments.
Lost Wages – If you’re unable to work after a defective drug has injured you, you should receive compensation to reduce the economic strain.
Mental Anguish – If you’ve experienced emotional trauma because of what you’ve experienced, an attorney can help you determine how much you should receive for this suffering.

Get in Touch with a Chicago Defective Drug Attorney

We rely on drugs to protect our health—not hurt it—and you could be left in a dire situation when a drug manufacturer is negligent.

Fortunately, a qualified and experienced lawyer can make sure you get the compensation you need to overcome your injuries. At Lane Brown, LLC, we understand that the effects of your injuries may be tough to overcome, but we can help you through it.

For help getting your case underway, call a Chicago defective drug lawyer for a free consultation. We can be reached at 312-332-1400 or by completing our online contact form below.