Here Is What You Should Do For Your Xarelto Lawsuit

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Our attorneys have filed a mass tort lawsuit on behalf of patients who took the blood thinner Xarelto (rivaroxaban) and suffered serious bleeding events. Pharmaceutical firms, like the makers of Xarelto, have a duty to make sure that their drugs are reasonably protected for use - and failure to do so might be grounds for compensation. Our lawyers are operating challenging to obtain those hurt by the drug the compensation they may be entitled to.

Although bleeding is actually a frequent complication associated with anticoagulants, it has been alleged that Xarelto is more dangerous than standard blood thinners because no antidote exists to reverse its blood-thinning effects. This means that, within the event of an emergency, patients could be at danger for irreversible bleeding troubles, such as life-threatening internal and gastrointestinal hemorrhaging.

In the event you or possibly a loved one suffered a severe bleeding event soon after taking Xarelto, you may have legal recourse. For much more details, speak to us today to have your case reviewed, http://www.isglory.com/comment/html/index.php?page=1&id=188596 free of charge of charge.
Compensation Possibilities

xarelto-compensation-photoThe plaintiffs in these lawsuits are in search of compensation from Bayer and Janssen for previous and future medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and, in situations of death, funeral expenditures. Additionally, they are seeking punitive damages, that are typically awarded to punish the defendant and deter other businesses from acting similarly.
Why Are Lawsuits Getting Filed?

Bayer and Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. are facing several Xarelto lawsuits alleging that the drug is unsafe and defective. The plaintiffs claim that, unlike traditional anticoagulants (e.g. warfarin, Coumadin) whose blood-thinning effects can be reversed using vitamin K, there is no antidote available for Xarelto. Due to the fact of this, the lawsuits claim, doctors have no effective signifies of stopping Xarelto users from bleeding within the event of an emergency. Plaintiffs inside the lawsuits allege critical and fatal injuries, like cerebral hemorrhaging and gastrointestinal bleeds, from use of the drug.

In addition to these risks, lawsuits against Bayer and Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Pharmaceuticals are alleging:

The manufacturers of Xarelto marketed the drug as a superior within the field of anticoagulants despite studies finding higher rates of gastrointestinal (GI tract) bleeding and transfusions in Xarelto users than users of certain competitors.
The makers of the drug continue to market Xarelto as a safe anticoagulant option.
Doctors and health-related staff were not properly made aware of methods to stabilize and treat a Xarelto user in the event of a bleeding complication.
Users of Xarelto were not adequately warned of the health risks of suffering a fatal bleeding event.
Xarelto is linked to serious bleeding complications, excessive blood loss, intracranial hemorrhaging, eye bleeding (vitreous hemorrhage), stomach bleeding, gastrointestinal bleeding, wound infections from inhibited clotting, and lack of effectiveness in preventing unsafe clotting.

Visit this page for far more details on the alleged health risks of Xarelto.
Multidistrict Litigation Trial Dates Set

The attorneys in the Complex Litigation Group have filed lawsuits on behalf of injured clients. The claims will proceed through multidistrict litigation (MDL), which currently entails four trials, scheduled for Fall 2016, in which random groups of plaintiffs will be chosen to represent the group.