Fibich, Hampton & Leebron, L.L.P.

Houston, Texas, Prescription Drug Injury Lawyers

Every year, millions of Americans are prescribed medications with dangerous side effects that result in serious medical conditions and death. The FDA tries to control the release of dangerous drugs, or issue warnings of dangerous side effects, but doctors continue to prescribe, and pharmacists continue to dispense them. The personal injury trial attorneys of Fibich, Hampton & Leebron, LLP provide aggressive representation for people who have suffered harm because of pharmaceutical injury.

Pharmaceutical injury will only stop by standing firm against manufacturers

Weight control drugs are of a particular danger and have resulted in many deaths. In July of 1997 the FDA, in conjunction with the release of a manuscript of a Mayo Clinic study, issued a warning relating to evidence of heart valve problems associated with the usage of Redux™ and Pondimin.™ There have been many of such reports regarding serious complications from drugs such as fen-phen, Redux™ and
Pondimin,™ such as primary pulmonary hypertension. The publicity surrounding the damaging medical studies along with FDA calling for a voluntary recall of certain drugs produced an awareness of a medical crisis for many citizens and a series of actions preserving legal recourse for injuries.

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There are currently dozens of prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and pharmaceutical products that have been recalled or are known for causing serious side effects. We offer a free consultation about your pharmaceutical injury claim and will explain how personal injury or wrongful death laws affect your situation. We can help put a stop to pharmaceutical injuries. Unless you come forward with your claim, you will not be able to pursue the compensation you are entitled to for your injuries.

Contact our offices in Houston, Texas, to schedule a free consultation with an attorney in our personal injury group today.