The Lawyers to Call for Prescription Drug Injuries
If you or someone in your family has suffered a serious injury due to a drug-related injury, contact a trial lawyer at Wilburn & Masterson for a free consultation about potential litigation against the manufacturer, pharmacist or physician. Our experience with the investigation and proof of negligence in the manufacture and distribution of dangerous or defective drugs can help you and your family recover the compensation you deserve for your injuries.
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Our attorneys know how prescription medications are tested and marketed. We also know how doctors too often rely on the prescription pad as a short cut to effective treatment. Many things can go wrong with prescription drugs, including:
- Drug interactions
- Failure to warn of side effects
- Resistance to antibiotics or pain killers
- Mistakes in dosage
- Improper monitoring of the patient for side effects or contraindications
- Pharmacist mistakes concerning patient instructions
The AV-rated* trial lawyers of Wilburn & Masterson can investigate the circumstances of a death or serious injury in your family to see whether you stand to recover damages for negligence in the manufacture or administration of a specific drug.
One example of a dangerous drug is aprotinin, often sold under the trade name Trasylol. This drug is injected into patients during open heart surgery and has been proved responsible for increased death rates and kidney failure among cardiac surgery patients. If someone in your family suffered serious complications associated with Trasylol during heart surgery, our law firm can work with you to evaluate your potential claim.
For additional information about our experience with the proof of prescription drug claims, contact Wilburn & Masterson in Tulsa for a free consultation.
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