Texas Defective Drug lawyer Handles Medication Injury Lawsuits and Settlements
Texas defective drug lawyer, Jason Coomer, helps clients seek compensation for injuries caused by dangerous medication. Defective drug lawsuits are becoming more common as drug companies and the pharmaceutical industry continue to produce, market, and sell drugs that they know cause devastating health problems. As a defective product lawyer, Jason Coomer handles medication injury lawsuits, claims and settlements.
GET IN TOUCH with Texas defective drug lawyer, Jason Coomer for a FREE CASE EVALUATION. Reach out today by EMAIL or PHONE (866) 474-1477 (toll-free) to contact the Law Offices of Jason S. Coomer for more information on reviewing your dangerous medication claim.
Defective Medication Claims and Dangerous Drug Lawsuits
Medications can be extremely beneficial, but when they are used incorrectly, marketed for the wrong purpose, or dangerous side effects are hidden, defective drugs can cause serious problems and catastrophic damages. As a Depo-Provera birth control lawyer, Jason Coomer is reviewing the possibility of the contraceptive injection causing brain tumors.
In our modern society, the pharmaceutical companies have become extremely rich and powerful. This pooling of resources into the pharmaceutical companies allows these large corporations to spend billions of dollars on developing new drugs. The problem arises when after a substantial investment in a new drug, research shows that the drug is unsafe or has dangerous side effects. Because of the substantial investment in the drug and the fact that many people's careers depend on the success of the drug, some pharmaceutical companies bury the negative research and market the drug regardless of the damages that it may cause. In doing so, these drug companies can cause devastating health problems and death to those that are given their dangerous drug.
Texas Defective Drug Lawyer On Product Liability Law
Defective drug claims fall into product liability law. Product liability claims that stem from defective medications can be extremely complicated and expensive to develop. Many of these defective medication claims have aspects of medicine, science, evidence, and law to investigate, examine, and prove. To do this it is common to hire multiple experts to prove that a medication is defective and that it caused harm to a particular person or particular group of people. For this reason, many defective medication claims require severe damages and/or multiple injured parties to be viable. Defective and dangerous drugs can cause devastating health problems or even death.
Even when a dangerous medication has caused serious damages, it can be quite a fight to prove that a medication is defective. Fighting through industry produced research and discovering hidden adverse research can be difficult. This is because the product's manufacturer has typically invested a significant amount of money in designing the product, manufacturing the product, and marketing the product. For some dangerous drugs billions of dollars have been invested in designing, manufacturing, marketing, and distributing the defective drug. As such, everyone in the production and distribution lines have a stake in disproving that the medication is defective or dangerous.
Texas Defective Drug Lawyer on Economic Incentives: Aggressive Marketing Departments Push Drugs Through Advertising and Doctors
As a Texas defective drug lawyer, Jason Coomer works to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable. Drug company spending on sales and marketing has increased significantly over the past decade. This increased focus on aggressive marketing has led to increased sales of drugs and profits for the pharmaceutical industry but has also caused a large increase in off label use of drugs as well as the use of drugs that can cause significant health problems or death.
In pushing their drugs to consumers, some pharmaceutical marketing departments have turned many doctors and health care providers into drug pushers through incentive-based marketing, kick back programs, and propaganda given to the doctors to encourage off label use of drugs and a push towards the use of more drugs and more expensive drugs regardless of necessity or effectiveness. The marketing departments have also in some instances taken control of the FDA to hide negative information about potential dangers of some drugs. These actions allowed the drug companies to sell more drugs even when they had information that the drugs were dangerous and could cause death or serious injuries.
Because of the large profits that have been made or can be made by the drug companies, many pharmaceutical executives have been willing to risk large fines for illegal and deceptive practices including off-label marketing, misleading advertisements, and hiding known dangers of drugs because they know that the profits will be larger than the potential fines.
Contact Texas Defective Medication Lawyer Jason Coomer
Defective drug lawsuits are becoming more common as drug companies and the pharmaceutical industry continue to produce, market, and sell drugs that they know cause devastating health problems. These highly profitable, but aggressive, misleading, and sometimes illegal marketing practices have brought crack downs by the United States Department of Justice, the Food and Drug Administration, and Product Liability Defective Drug Lawyers.
Texas defective medication and dangerous drug lawyer, Jason S. Coomer, helps individuals and their families that have been injured or damaged by defective medications and dangerous drugs. Because of the size, complexity, and expense of most product liability claims, Jason Coomer commonly works with other defective medication lawyers across the United States as well as around the World to prosecute product liability lawsuits.
GET IN TOUCH with Texas defective drug lawyer, Jason Coomer for a FREE CASE EVALUATION. Reach out today by EMAIL or PHONE (866) 474-1477 (toll-free) to contact the Law Offices of Jason S. Coomer for more information on reviewing your dangerous medication claim.
