Fighting For Those Injured By Defective Drugs

Pharmaceutical drugs are intended to be helpful. Unfortunately, some defective medications end up causing harmful — and sometimes lethal — consequences. At Ball & Evans, in Pasadena, we represent victims and their families across California and beyond. Our trial attorneys are passionate about holding negligent pharmaceutical companies accountable for the damage they cause.

You May Have A Products Liability Case

If you have suffered harmful side effects from a medication, if your life has been threatened or a loved one has even died as a result of a dangerous drug, you are entitled to seek compensation in a products liability lawsuit.

Manufacturers can be held responsible for damages if a drug is known to cause unreported effects. If a medication is improperly prescribed by health care professionals, they too may be held accountable.

Common Medications That Are Often At The Center Of Lawsuits

Pharmaceuticals are relied on by men and women the world over for the healthy functioning of their minds and bodies. Errors or deceptions in reporting can lead to kidney failure, birth defects, blood clots, heart attacks, strokes and even death.

Here are just a few of the most common drugs known or suspected to cause serious medical injury:

Accutane Vioxx Baycol Rezulin Bextra Serevent Tussionex Yasmin Celebrex Actos Adipex-P Ultracet Granuflo (also known as Naturalyte)

Tricor Fastin Serzone Fen-Phen Avandia Aricept Darvon Ultram Meridia Singulair Mobic Crestor Testosterone or “low T” drugs

The trial attorneys at Ball & Evans, are experienced in pharmaceutical litigation and dedicated to protecting you and your family from unscrupulous manufacturers and prescribers. When you seek compensation for serious harm caused by defective pharmaceuticals, you are also drawing attention to the shortcomings of an industry that is meant to safeguard your health, not exploit it.

Contact Us Today For A Free Consultation About Your Situation

Schedule a free initial consultation with one of the experienced attorneys of Ball & Evans, today. Call us at 626-243-2152​ or contact us using our secure online form.

Defective drug cases are taken on a contingency basis, which means our lawyers only get paid if you receive fair and full compensation for your physical or financial injuries.

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