Fentanyl Patch

Injuries Caused by a Defective Fentanyl Patch

Have you or a loved one suffered severe side effects from Fentanyl overdose caused by a defective patch? The attorneys at the law firm of Blizzard, McCarthy & Nabers, LLP are here to help. We have devoted our legal careers to standing up for the rights of people who have been harmed by dangerous medications and medical products. Since 1981, our law office has represented people in our home city of Houston, Texas and throughout the United States. Let us put our experience to work for you.

E-mail us or call us at 866-941-1947 to schedule a free consultation with a dedicated pharmaceutical litigation attorney.

We handle all Fentanyl Patch cases on a contingency basis.

Fentanyl is a drug used to treat chronic pain. In recent years, Janssen Pharmaceuticals has produced a Fentanyl Patch under the brand name Duragesic. Generic versions of the patch were also produced. The intention of the product was to help distribute the painkiller to the body evenly over a 72 hour period. Unfortunately, many cases have been reported in which defective patches have led to accidental overdose of Fentanyl.

The results of overdose from the Fentanyl patch can be severe. They include respiratory problems, decreased blood pressure and, in extreme cases, coma or death.

Trusted Pharmaceutical Product Liability Attorneys

We take pride in what we do. Our lawyers have built strong reputations in the field of pharmaceutical litigation. Among our team members, some have been Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Others have shared their knowledge of defective drug and other personal injury and wrongful death cases with their peers in the form of frequent lectures.

Our lawyers care about our clients. We want to build a relationship with you, one that is built on trust. We want to show you that you can trust us to stand by your side from start to finish. This means doing everything in our power to get you the results you deserve. When you choose us, we will work hard to meet your needs, because we believe you deserve nothing less in an attorney.

For a free consultation about accidental painkiller overdose from the Fentanyl patch, contact us at 866-941-1947.

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