Can you file a lawsuit for suffering from damages caused by Duract?
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Oliver, a construction worker fell off a platform, underwent a back operation, and was prescribed painkiller duract by his physician. A year after, he developed fatal liver damage. Can he file suit for his injuries?
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Duract, an anti-inflammatory prescription drug, has been pulled off the market after widespread reports of severe liver damage. As a patient injured by this unsafe medicine, Oliver can bring a products liability claim, either in a private or a class action suit, and recover monetary damages for all expenses and losses resulting from the consumption of Duract. Among the damages he may seek are emotional distress damages, loss of future earning capacity, lost wages, future and past pain and suffering, as well as future and past medical expenses.
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Posted by Yara Zakharia on 21 Jan 2010
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