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Pharmaceutical Injury Lawyers
Should I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer for my Depo-Provera® Lawsuit?
Understanding Your Legal Rights
If you've been injured as a result of a potential pharmaceutical injury, you may be entitled to compensation. Suing a major pharmaceutical manufacture is an enormous undertaking, and hiring a skilled pharmaceutical lawyer who has done similar cases in the past is critical to the potential success of your case. Hiring a pharmaceutical injury lawyer can help you navigate the complex legal process and maximize your recovery. Click here to learn more about Jason Ochs’ pharmaceutical and litigation experience.
Here are some common questions to consider:
1. What is a Pharmaceutical Injury Lawyer?
A pharmaceutical injury lawyer is a legal professional who specializes in cases involving physical or emotional harm caused by pharmaceuticals. They can help you understand your legal rights and pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.
2. When Should I Consider Hiring a Lawyer?
You should consider hiring a pharmaceutical injury lawyer if you believe you may have been injured by a pharmaceutical drug. Even minor injuries can lead to significant medical bills and lost wages.
3. What Are the Benefits of Hiring a Lawyer?
Expertise: Pharmaceutical injury lawyers have the knowledge and experience to handle complex legal matters and negotiate complex settlements and medical liens.
Stronger Case: A Pharmaceutical lawyer can help you gather evidence, build a strong case, and increase your chances of a successful outcome.
Reduced Stress: Dealing with a lawsuit can be overwhelming. A lawyer can handle this undertaking, allowing you to focus on your recovery.
Maximum Compensation: A skilled pharmaceutical lawyer can help you maximize your compensation by identifying all potential damages, including future medical expenses and lost earning capacity.
4. How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Lawyer?
We work on a contingency fee basis and have a no fee guarantee. This means you don't pay any upfront fees. Instead, we receive a percentage of your settlement or judgment only if we are successful. Our fees are 40% of any recovery.
5. What Should I Look for in a Lawyer?
When choosing a lawyer, look for someone with experience in pharmaceutical injury cases, a strong track record of success, and good communication skills. You should also feel comfortable discussing your case with the lawyer, his staff and trust their advice.
At the Ochs Law Firm, our staff and the lead lawyer, Jason Ochs, are available to you for questions and concerns anytime you request. Many law firms only provide a staff member, and you never speak to a lawyer. Not here. We know there are times when you want to speak to a lawyer, and not the low-level associate, but the one who is litigating your case. You will have access to Jason Ochs with your lawsuit, and never pawned off to some lower associate who can’t answer your questions.
6. What Happens After I Hire a Lawyer?
Once you contact us, we will investigate your case, gather evidence, and advise if you have a case we think we can win. If so, we will file a complaint and begin the litigation process.
7. What if Co-Counsel Joins My Case, How Will That Impact My Recovery?
Suing Fortune 500 companies can be costly. Often times to spread out those litigation costs we join with long lasting co-counsel relationships we have utilized in the past. If this happens, any fees agreed with for co-counsel will come out of the 40% to the Ochs Law Firm, not your portion. In other words, your recovery will not change if a co-counsel joins us in the fight.
8. Are there Statute of Limitations that Apply to My Case?
All cases have a statute of limitations. A statute of limitations is a deadline within which one must file their case otherwise they are forever barred from doing so. Each state has their own statute of limitations so if you believe you have been harmed by a pharmaceutical drug, don’t delay in contacting a lawyer. We will review your statute of limitations issue immediately. There are exceptions to the statute of limitations such as “discovery”. Often times the statute of limitations does not begin to run until you knew, “or should have known” of the injury and causal connection. We will review your matter to determine any statute of limitations risk and advise you of the same, but do not delay in seeking a reputable lawyer to review.
Ochs Law Firm
9210 Irvine Center Drive
Irvine, CA 92618
(949) 309-0559