March 08, 2017
March 08, 2017 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Xarelto lawsuits are pending in many instances, according to the new website and explanatory blog which has been launched. The website describes the side effects and pending legal activities for the anticoagulant drug.
Temecula CA: Weldon Stanford is pleased to announce the release of information about Xarelto side effects and additional details at http://www.http//sideeffectsofxarelto.org/. Xarelto is an anticoagulant which was approved in 2011. Since that time, the product and its developers, Bayer and Johnson & Johnson's Janssen Pharmaceutical has been the subject of many lawsuits against the product. The legal actions claim that the drug is dangerous to human consumption. There are additional claims that the medication has too many side effects.
Some of the side effect include severe internal bleeding, cerebral hemorrhaging, brain hemorrhaging and gastrointestinal bleeds. There is a lack of antidote available for Xarelto so the side effects cannot be quickly diminished. There are approximately 2K cases in the class action lawsuits for Xarelto and more expected to be filed in the future.
A spokesperson for the website explained to an interviewer, “Multiple lawsuits are filed for drugs on the market. In addition to the lawsuits due to the adverse side effects of the medication, there are other legal actions which have been taken. These include falsifying clinical tile results to conceal side effects, refusing to inform the public about potential risks associated with the medication and misrepresenting the drug's safety consumption in advertising.”
Additional lawsuits are placed for negligent design, research, manufacturing and marketing of the products. Plaintiffs bring cases to reimburse for pain, suffering, emotional distress, medical expenses, lost earnings and other economic damages. The investigation for one lawsuit revealed inaccurate and missing data, incorrect dosages and medication provided to patients, and adverse events, including death, unreported.
Those harmed by blood thinners such as Xarelto have filed thousands of lawsuits against the manufacturers for failure to warn about the risks of the drugs. It is clear from the information provided on the website (www.sideeffectsofxarelto.org/xarelto-lawsuits/) that the controversy associated with such medications will result in plenty of legal efforts by representatives of the drug manufacturing firms.
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