Representing Plaintiffs Since 1895

Hare Wynn attorneys have a long history of representing consumers suffering serious injuries or death resulting from dangerous and defective drugs placed on the market by pharmaceutical companies.

Beginning in the 1970s with Thalidomide and the Swine Flu Vaccine Litigation, Hare Wynn has represented individuals seriously injured by dangerous and defective drugs.

Hare Wynn’s philosophy is to represent seriously injured individuals or the families of persons killed by defective drugs. The firm has avoided the practice of some firms that sign up thousands of people who simply took a recalled drug, regardless of their injuries, and then try to settle them all later as part of a formula never truly focusing on their individual clients. Hare Wynn continues to believe that seriously injured individuals deserve individual representation and that the best way to handle these cases is to accept good clients with serious injuries and work their cases, to a fair trial or settlement.

Examples of defective drugs include: Cox-2 inhibitors such as Vioxx®, Bextra®, and Celebrex ®; certain cholesterol drugs such as Crestor® and Baycol®; ADHD drugs including Adderal® and Ritalin®; and, certain atypical anti-psychotic drugs such as Risperdal® and Seroquel®. Other defective drugs include: Zyprexa®; Traysol®; Tequin®; Rezulin®; Accutane®; Miraprex®; Ketek®; Neurontin®; Propulsid®; Amiodarone®; and, Paxil®.

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