Fentanyl Pain Patch Lawsuits in Columbia, SC

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Fentanyl is a strong pain medication prescribed to individuals experiencing chronic pain. A common delivery system is through the use of a Fentanyl Pain Patch, which is designed to slowly release the drug. Fentanyl Pain Patches are manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, Duragesic, Sandoz, Alza Corporation, Watson, Actavis, and Mylan and come in dosages from 12.5 - 100 mcg / hr.

The Fentanyl Pain Patch can become deadly when it fails to administer the Fentanyl in a slow and controlled manner. This can occur if the patch is defective or leaks an excess amount of the dangerous drug onto the skin. These deaths may occur quickly, with no warning or opportunity for the victim to remove the patch, alert their family or seek medical help.

Lost a Loved One from Fentanyl?

Victims of the Fentanyl Pain Patch can come from all walks of life. Individuals who are otherwise healthy can easily succumb to an overdose of the medication caused by a patch malfunction. Versions of the Fentanyl Pain Patch have even been recalled by the FDA. Although there has been a steady progression of related deaths around the country, the drug manufactures have continued to market and sell the Fentanyl Pain Patch and have made millions in profits. James R. Snell, Jr., is a Columbia personal injury and wrongful death lawyer who works to ensure that the estate and family of those killed by an overdose of Fentanyl due to a faulty pain patch receive the compensation they are entitled to.

Seeking Quality Representation in Columbia, SC

Need an experienced lawyer for your Fentanyl Pain Patch lawsuit in Columbia, SC? There is no cost or fee to have any Fentanyl Pain Patch death reviewed by our office. We are able to obtain the final records from the coroner's office, prescribing physician and hospital. There are no attorney's fees or other costs unless a claim is brought on your behalf and an actual recovery is obtained. A strict statute of limitations applies in all Fentanyl-related wrongful death claims, and it is important that you do not delay.