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If you or someone you know is taking or has taken a prescription medication and have experienced adverse side effects from these medications, you may be entitled to compensation from the awards being settled by drug manufacturers. If you have not experienced any adverse side effects after taking a prescription medication you may still be entitled to some form of compensation because of the possibility of the drugs deadly side effects in the future.

Some recent additions to the ever growing list of defective or potentially dangerous drugs are Yaz, an oral contraceptive, Byetta, an injectable prescription medication for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes, Digitek, a prescription medication to treat heart failure, and Raptiva, a prescription medication to treat psoriasis.

The list of defective drugs is endless. There are numerous FDA approved medications on the market today that could actually be classified as defective.

Proving a drug is defective is the most important part of a defective drug lawsuit. It requires the expertise of a variety of highly skilled people and a law firm with a history of handling defective drug cases successfully.

If you live in the Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina area and you or someone you care about was injured by a defective drug, please contact the Durham, North Carolina office of The Cochran Firm today to schedule a consultation with an experienced defective drug attorney at no cost to you to protect your legal rights and obtain justice and the compensation you are entitled to.

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