Ohio ARB Injury Attorneys
Billions Recovered Following Injuries and Death From Dangerous Drugs Over the Last Two Decades
Angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs) control key systems of the body. Their main uses are to reduce hypertension/high blood pressure and to treat kidney damage and congestive heart failure.
Though ARBs have benefited hundreds of thousands of people suffering a range of medical issues, ARBs have also been linked to injuries to women. ARBs are not thought to cause serious injuries by themselves. Instead, injuries occur from interactions with certain forms of birth control. Possible injuries include:
- High potassium levels
- Heart attack and stroke
- Tumors which may be benign or cancerous
- High blood pressure and blood clots
- Gallbladder disease
- Breast cancer, cervical cancer and liver tumors
Do you have questions regarding injuries linked to the use of angiotensin II receptor blockers? Contact the Cleveland angiotensin II receptor blocker attorneys of Anderson Law Offices LLC. We have handled dangerous drug litigation for a combined 60-plus years.
Injuries caused by ARBs can occur due to 1) lack of warning from manufacturers, 2) negligence on the part of doctors regarding drug interactions, and 3) dangers posed by the drugs themselves. Our legal team has successfully handled hundreds of medical malpractice and birth injury cases, and our attorneys have served as leaders on nationwide class action cases involving dangerous drugs and medical devices. Cases we have been involved with have resulted in $95 million, $4.85 billion, $1 billion and $4.85 billion awards.
For more information regarding our firm and your rights following angiotensin II receptor blocker injuries, please contact our offices.
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We offer a free initial consultation to all prospective clients and are available for weekend and evening appointments by prior arrangement. To learn how we can work to obtain a successful resolution to your specific case, contact a Cleveland drug litigation lawyer by calling 216-592-8384 or 866-679-9536.
