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Dangerous Drugs and Medical Devices Attorneys
Lundy, Lundy, Soileau & South is a leader in dangerous drug and medical device litigation, having represented clients injured by negligent manufacturers of pharmaceuticals and medical devices for nearly 30 years. Our trial attorneys re currently evaluating cases involving the dangerous drugs and devices listed below.
If you believe you have been injured by one of these or another drug or device, contact us online using the form below or call 337‐439‐0707 or 800‐259-1005 for a free consultation.
Help for Victims of Dangerous Drugs and Medical
Devices
Prescription drugs and medical devices are intended to help people by treating certain conditions or illnesses. However, drugs and medical devices can cause serious and/or fatal injuries. Companies that manufacture and sell these pharmaceuticals and medical devices must ensure that consumers will be safe when using them and make consumers aware of any potential side effects.
At the law firm of Lundy, Lundy, Soileau & South, our attorneys have represented literally thousands of clients in cases against major manufacturers who market and sell dangerous drugs and medical devices. We have been involved in national trials with clients from across the United States. If you believe a dangerous drug or medical device has led to an illness or condition affecting you or a member of your family, contact us at 337‐439‐0707 or 800‐259‐1005 to have your claim evaluated.
At the law firm of Lundy, Lundy, Soileau & South, our attorneys have represented literally thousands of clients in cases against major manufacturers who market and sell dangerous drugs and medical devices. We have been involved in national trials with clients from across the United States. If you believe a dangerous drug or medical device has led to an illness or condition affecting you or a member of your family, contact us at 337‐439‐0707 or 800‐259‐1005 to have your claim evaluated.
Experienced Personal Injury Representation
Any product that is unreasonably dangerous could be considered defective, including products that were poorly manufactured or have a faulty design. A product can also be considered defective if there are not adequate warnings about potential dangers or if those warnings are not clearly marked.
