Neurontin Lawyer > Neurontin Lawsuit

A Neurontin lawyer seeks to assist users of neurontin to, first and foremost, recover a settlement from the manufacturers of the drug. If their client does not believe the settlement offered by the company is sufficient to compenate them for their losses, a lawsuit can and will be filed on their behalf. In either case, a user or former user of the drug should not hesitate to contact a Neurontin lawyer.

The source of recent neurontin lawsuits concerns the revelation that the manufacturers marketed Neurontin for non-FDA approved uses. Physicians were allegedly paid tens of thousands of dollars to recommend the drug based on faulty drug trial results. In recent disclosures regarding Neurontin lawsuits, the drug's manufacturer, Pfizer, has admitted that non-approved uses account for nearly 80% of Neurontin prescriptions.

Plaintiffs in Neurontin lawsuits will often seek to recover medication costs, medical bills stemming from the damage done by the drug, pain and suffering, and in some cases, punitive damages against the defendant. You may wish to join a Neurontin lawsuit if you or a loved one has suffered due to Neurontin that was prescribed for a non-FDA approved use, or has experienced side effects as a result of taking the drug.

Many lawsuits have been filed on behalf of patients who were prescribed Neurontin for conditions such as bipolar disorder, drug and alcohol withdrawal, attention deficit disorder, and other conditions for which the FDA had not approved the use of Neurontin. More lawsuits may also be filed if patients suffered from Neurontin side effects, especially if they were not sufficiently advised of such complications. To find out more about Neurontin lawsuits and to learn about your legal options, contact a Neurontin lawyer.

If you or a loved one has used Neurontin for purposes other than its FDA-approved use, please call an experienced Neurontin lawyer at VanDerGinst Law, P.C. by calling (866) 843-7367 or submit a free online case evaluation. The initial consultation is free of charge.  If we agree to handle your injury case, we will work on a contingency fee basis, meaning we are paid for our services only if, and when, there is a money recovery for you. In many cases a lawsuit must be filed before an applicable expiration date known as a statute of limitations.  Please call our office right away to ensure you do not waive your right to possible compensation by consulting a Neurontin lawyer.