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It depends. The laws that govern when lawsuits can be filed are called Statutes of Limitations, and they vary by state. Generally, most states require that a suit be filed either within two or three years from the date you knew, or should have known, that you were injured. Our attorneys can advise you of your rights in the state in which you live.

Again, it depends on what state you live in, as the laws governing who can bring a lawsuit differ greatly from state to state. If you are the spouse or minor child of a person who died as the result of a defective product, you can probably sue based on your lost financial, emotional and other support. In many states, parents and adult children of a person who died from a defective drug or product can also bring claims for their grief and suffering.

No. More often than not, manufacturers of defective drugs and products also keep doctors in the dark. In our experience, manufacturers often withhold information that doctors need to make informed judgments about whether and how to use their product. With complete information, we believe that your doctor would not have given you the drug or provided you the device (or, at the very least, would have given you the information you needed to make an informed decision).

The reality is that the overwhelming majority of cases settle out of court. Trials are long, expensive, and stressful. But as seasoned trial attorneys, we are fully prepared to take your case through trial and appeal if we believe that is in your best interest. Working alongside our litigation partners, we have the resources, experience, and aggressive mindset to go the distance.

This is difficult to predict. The litigation process can be agonizingly slow. It is not uncommon for a lawsuit to take four years or more. However, you can be assured that our firm and litigation partners are experienced in pushing cases aggressively in order to reach a favorable resolution as quickly as possible.