What Is a Pharmaceutical Drug?
Pharmaceutical drugs or medicines are manufactured from man-made components. According to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA), a drug is a substance that is intended for any of the following:
- Diagnosis
- Cure
- Mitigation treatment
- Prevention of a disease
Some drugs are considered prescription drugs and others are known as over-the-counter drugs. Pharmaceutical drugs can also be sold under a brand name or as a generic.
If you or a loved one was harmed due to a defective drug, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit.
Discuss a Potential Drug Lawsuit With Our Attorneys
Our team is actively investigating potential claims for Tenofovir (TDF) HIV Drugs and more.
How a Drug Injury Lawyer Can Help Injured Individuals
Pharmaceutical lawsuits are often very complex cases. A drug injury lawyer may be able to help you:
- Understand if you have a potential claim
- Meet critical deadlines
- Build your case
Grant & Eisenhofer is a leading plaintiffs’ firm in the mass tort industry, having recovered large-scale settlements on behalf of its clients against numerous pharmaceutical product and device manufacturers.
If you have been significantly injured by a defective product or medical device, speak to an attorney experienced in product liability law and mass tort litigation.
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