Do I have a case for Paxil, Zoloft, or Risperdal side-effects?
Asked by user in Missouri.
I was taking Paxil for 12 years, Zoloft for 2 years and Risperdal for 14 years.
There have been lawsuits with respect to drug injuries allegedly caused by each of these pharmaceuticals (Paxil, Zoloft and Risperdal). If you believe you’ve suffered injury or illness as a result of taking one or all of these medications, the first step is to get a medical diagnosis for the condition you’re experiencing or that you’ve experienced. If your doctor believes that there’s a link between your condition and your having taken these medications, you should call a lawyer who specializes in pharmaceutical liability. Feel free to use the Enjuris law firm directory to seek the advice of a Missouri lawyer.
These are complicated cases and your lawyer can guide you through the process. You can also read more here:
- Bad Drug Lawsuits: Settlements and Cases – Who You Can Sue
- 10 Biggest Pharmaceutical Settlements in History
- Missouri Personal Injury Guide
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