US Drug Watchdog Now Invites a Plaintiffs Law Firm That Specialize in Defective Drugs or Medical Products to Call Them About a National Collaboration Aimed at Compensation for Innocent Victims

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the US Drug Watchdog, "If a law firm specializes in assisting victims of a specific defective drug or medical device on a nationwide basis and they want to expand their footprint we are urging the managing partner or a senior partner to call us at 866-714-6466 about how we might be able to help.

"Four or five years ago we were among the leading advocates in the United States for victims of an all metal hip implant failure and or the trans vaginal mesh catastrophe and if we learned one lesson in our work it would be how incredibly vital it is to get the word out about specific drug or medical device failures.

"Fast forward to today there are still potentially extremely dangerous pharmaceutical products being sold to US consumers with very little news or information about their potential side effects. There is a need for consumers to know about the side effects of defective drugs and or medical devices and we are especially focused on identifying those who have been injured." http://USDrugWatchdog.Com

Specific Pharmaceutical the US Drug Watchdog is watching closely include:

• Victoza, Byetta, Januvia: Allegedly these drugs increase a user's rick for pancreatic cancer but there were no warning labels related to this possibility.
• Pradaxa: Allegedly this blood thinner did not have an antidote for bleeding events until 2015.
• Xarelto---The blood thinner drug Xarelto (rivaroxaban) allegedly has been linked to serious bleeding events and deaths.

The US Drug Watchdog knows there are very passionate and skilled lawyers around the nation who stand ready to assist people who are victims of a serious side effect of a specific type of defective drug or medical device product. However, being a great attorney or law firm does not always translate into they are also capable of running a national information campaign designed to identify people who are now suffering the consequences of a specific defective drug or medical device product.

If a law firm that has an expertise in a specific defective drug or medical device and they would like to collaborate on a national awareness campaign to get the word out the US Drug Watchdog is inviting the managing or senior partner to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 to explore the possibilities. http://USDrugWatchdog.Com

Media contact:
Thomas Martin 
[email protected] 
866-714-6466

SOURCE US Drug Watchdog

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