What is a defective drug?
A defective drug is one that results in severe and adverse side effects, the seriousness of which outweighs the drug’s intended effects. A defective drug can cause serious injury or death to a patient. If a drug is determined to be defective and inherently dangerous, the pharmaceutical manufacturer can be held liable. Serving Manhattan, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, the defective drug attorneys at Locks Law have extensive experience in this area of law, and can help you obtain the compensation that you deserve.
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