Suboxone Lawsuit Lawyers

What Is Suboxone?

Suboxone (a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone) was developed as a medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction. It was supposed to be a safer alternative to methadone, allowing people to transition off opioids without experiencing extreme withdrawal symptoms.

What they didn’t tell patients? Prolonged use of Suboxone could cause permanent damage, especially to teeth and gums, leading to costly medical bills and unnecessary suffering.

Dangerous Side Effects and Health Risks of Suboxone

Patients were led to believe Suboxone was safe for long-term use, but many have experienced devastating health issues, including:

• Severe tooth decay and loss: Suboxone can erode enamel, leading to sudden and severe dental problems.
• Gum disease and infections: Users report painful abscesses and gum deterioration requiring surgery.
• Bone loss and jaw deterioration: In extreme cases, Suboxone users have suffered serious structural damage to their jaw and facial bones.
• Painful withdrawal symptoms: Quitting Suboxone can result in severe withdrawal symptoms, including extreme nausea, anxiety, muscle pain, and insomnia.
• Liver damage: Long-term use has been linked to liver damage due to the buprenorphine it contains, especially in patients with pre-existing conditions.

These side effects aren’t rare. They’re happening to thousands of people who trusted this drug.

Who Is Eligible to File a Suboxone Lawsuit?

If you took Suboxone and suffered severe dental damage, painful withdrawals, or other major health issues, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit. Specifically, you may qualify if:

• You developed tooth decay, gum disease, or significant dental damage after using Suboxone.
• You required expensive dental work, extractions, or implants due to Suboxone-related damage.
• You suffered withdrawal symptoms worse than expected when trying to stop using Suboxone.
• You developed liver problems or other health complications after prolonged use.

If any of these apply to you, you could be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and more.

How CohenMalad, LLP Can Help

We know how these pharmaceutical cases work, and we don’t let drug companies off the hook. Here’s what we do for you:

• Investigate your case: We dig deep into your medical history and drug use to build a strong claim.
• Prove negligence: We work with medical experts to show how Suboxone’s manufacturers failed to warn patients of the risks.
• Fight for maximum compensation: We go after everything you’re owed to cover medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
• Handle everything for you: We handle the paperwork so you can focus on your health.

We take cases on contingency, meaning you don’t pay unless we win.

Compensation Available in Suboxone Lawsuits

Victims of Suboxone-related injuries may be entitled to significant compensation, including:

• Medical expenses: Covering dental work, hospital bills, and future treatments.
• Lost wages: If your condition affected your ability to work.
• Pain and suffering: Compensation for the physical and emotional toll of your injuries.

The more severe your damages, the higher the potential compensation. We’ll fight for every penny you deserve.

The Legal Process for Filing a Suboxone Lawsuit

Filing a lawsuit may sound overwhelming, but we make it simple:

1. Free case review: Contact us and tell us your story.
2. Case investigation: We gather medical records, expert opinions, and evidence to strengthen your case.
3. Lawsuit filing: We file claims against the responsible drug manufacturers.
4. Negotiation or litigation: If the company refuses a fair settlement, we’re fully prepared to take your case to court.

These lawsuits are gaining momentum, and drug manufacturers are already facing major legal pressure. Don’t wait to get involved.

Statute of Limitations for Suboxone Lawsuits

There’s a limited time to file a Suboxone lawsuit. In Indiana, you have two years from the time you discovered your injuries to take legal action. Your state may have a different time limit, making it vital to consult our firm as soon as possible.