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Clinical Trial Injuries
Information on Clinical Trial Injuries
Before any new drug or medical device can be marketed to the public, it must first go through clinical trials. These clinical trials involve research on humans. To protect these human subjects, the U.S. federal government has promulgated guidelines and regulations. Sadly, these federal guidelines and regulations for conducting clinical trials are not always followed, and the pressures of today’s research climate have increased the likelihood of a clinical trial injury.
The following pages provide information for those who are considering participating in a clinical trial and for those who have suffered a clinical trial injury:
- Guidelines for Conducting Research Using Human Subjects
- Informed Consent
- Special Protections for Vulnerable People
- When Something Goes Wrong: Clinical Trial Lawsuits
Legal Representation for Clinical Trial Injury
If you or someone you love has been injured during a clinical trial, the lawyers at PritzkerOlsen, P.A. , are available for a free consultation. Senior Partner Fred Pritzker has more than 30 years of experience fighting for justice for people who have been harmed by others. In recognition of his successes and outstanding legal skills, he has been named a Super Lawyer and has been selected for inclusion in the current edition of The Best Lawyers in America.
We will listen to your story and help you understand your legal rights after a clinical trial injury. Please call us toll-free at 1-888-377-8900, email us at info@pritzkerlaw.com, or fill out our on-line free consultation form. Your information is kept strictly confidential.
Learn about an FDA news item regarding a Herceptin clinical trial.
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Pharmacy Error Settlement
Our law firm recently negotiated a settlement for the family of a woman who was given ten times the prescribed dose of cochicine.
$950,000 Recovery for Failure to Diagnose Septic Arthritis
Attorneys Fred Pritzker and Elliot Olsen recently secured a $950,000 recovery on behalf of a young man who developed septic arthritis eight days following knee surgery.
Heart Lead Extraction Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
PritzkerOlsen attorneys are representing patients and their families nationwide in product liability and medical malpractice cases involving defective Medtronic Sprint Fideles defibrillator leads. Several patients have died during surgery to remove the defective Medtronic lead.
Dental Malpractice: Oral Surgery and Burn Injuries
The FDA has recently stated that poorly-maintained dental equipment has resulted in severe burns. These cases could involve both dental malpractice and product liability claims.
Hospital Malpractice Lawsuits
Hospital malpractice includes any type of medical negligence that occurs in a hospital setting, including errors by doctors, nurses, technicians and other hospital staff.
Neurosurgery Errors
Surgical errors are common and can lead to serious injury or death. In an article in the medical journal Neurosurgery that reported on a study of 1108 elective neurosurgical procedures, a neurosurgeon recorded 2684 errors in 87.1% of the cases. 22.6% of the errors were considered major. 78.5% of the errors were deemed preventable.
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