Harmed by a Dangerous Drug
or Medical Device?
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Infinity Law Center represents individuals and families harmed by pharmaceutical products and medical devices that were marketed as safe but caused serious injury. Our attorneys work with leading mass tort firms across the country to pursue maximum compensation for our clients.
- What is a dangerous drug lawsuit?
- A dangerous drug lawsuit — also referred to as pharmaceutical litigation or a drug injury claim — is a civil action filed against a drug manufacturer when a prescription or over-the-counter medication causes harm that was not adequately disclosed to patients or prescribers. These claims typically allege that the manufacturer knew or should have known about serious side effects and failed to provide sufficient warnings on product labeling. Dangerous drug lawsuits are distinct from medical malpractice; the defendant is the drug maker, not the prescribing physician.
- What is a defective medical device claim?
- A defective medical device claim is a product liability action alleging that an implanted or externally used medical device — such as an IVC filter, hip implant, or surgical mesh — was defectively designed, manufactured, or marketed without adequate warnings. These cases are governed by federal product liability law and often consolidated into Multi-District Litigation (MDL) for efficiency. The FDA's 510(k) clearance process, which allows devices to reach market based on similarity to existing products rather than new clinical trials, is a frequent point of contention in device litigation.
- What is mass tort litigation?
- Mass tort litigation refers to civil actions where many individual plaintiffs bring claims against the same defendant — typically a pharmaceutical or device manufacturer — for the same type of injury. Unlike class actions, each plaintiff in a mass tort retains an individual claim with individualized damages. Cases are often consolidated into an MDL in federal court, where common pretrial issues are resolved before individual cases proceed to trial or settlement.
Active & Recent Cases
Propecia (Finasteride)
STATUS: ACTIVE — Litigation ongoing, no global settlement. Claims of persistent sexual dysfunction, depression, and cognitive impairment after use of Propecia/finasteride for hair loss. New claims still being accepted.
IVC Filters (Bard)
STATUS: ACTIVE (late stage) — Claims that retrievable IVC blood clot filters fractured, migrated, or perforated organs. Bard has reached settlements with many plaintiffs. Some claims still pending.
Pelvic Mesh
STATUS: ACTIVE (final phase) — One of the largest mass torts in U.S. history. Billions paid in settlements. Some late-filed claims still possible for women who recently discovered injuries.
Who This Is For
Infinity Law Center works on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing upfront, and we only collect a fee if we recover compensation for you. Free case evaluations are confidential and carry no obligation. We are not a law firm — we connect injured consumers with experienced attorneys who specialize in their specific type of claim.
Who Is This Best For?
Best for individuals who:
- Were prescribed a medication (such as Propecia/finasteride) and experienced persistent, unexpected side effects that were not disclosed at the time of prescribing
- Had a medical device implanted (IVC filter, pelvic mesh, hip replacement) that failed, fractured, migrated, or caused complications requiring additional surgery
- Cannot afford upfront legal fees — contingency representation means zero out-of-pocket cost unless compensation is recovered
- Need attorneys with mass tort specialization rather than general practitioners, because pharmaceutical litigation requires specific expertise in FDA regulations, MDL procedure, and medical causation evidence
- Are unsure whether they have a viable claim and want a free, no-obligation case evaluation before committing to anything
Not ideal for:
- Medical malpractice claims against individual doctors or hospitals — those require different legal specialization (see Medical Lawsuit Group for broader medical litigation resources)
- Cases where the statute of limitations has clearly expired — though discovery rules can extend deadlines in many states, so it is still worth asking
- Product liability claims involving non-medical consumer products — our focus is specifically pharmaceutical and medical device injury
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