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New London Dangerous Drugs Lawyer
At The Reardon Law Firm, P.C., we know that when you take a prescribed medication, you are placing your trust in your doctor, your pharmacist, and the company that made the drug. You expect that the medication is safe, properly tested, and honestly marketed. When a drug causes serious injury or loss instead, that trust is shattered, and families are often left searching for answers and accountability.
For decades, we have represented individuals and families throughout Connecticut who were harmed by dangerous medications and defective pharmaceutical products. Our reliable New London dangerous drugs attorneys are committed to pursuing accountability and full compensation for clients whose lives were disrupted by preventable drug-related injuries.
We care and
we won't back down.
Holding Drug Manufacturers Accountable
Pharmaceutical companies have a legal responsibility to research, test, and warn about the risks associated with their products. When manufacturers fail to disclose known dangers, minimize side effects, or place unsafe drugs on the market, patients suffer.
We are prepared to stand up to large drug companies and their insurers and hold them responsible when profit is prioritized over safety. Our firm works with medical and scientific experts to evaluate drug-related injuries and establish liability.
Understanding Drug Recalls and Safety Warnings
A drug recall occurs when a medication is removed from the market because it poses a risk to public health. Recalls may happen voluntarily when manufacturers discover defects, or they may be required by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Some dangerous drugs are recalled quickly, while others remain available despite growing evidence of harm. In many cases, patients are injured before adequate warnings are issued.
Even if a drug has not been recalled, you may still have legal options if it caused serious harm.
How We Build Pharmaceutical Injury Claims
Dangerous drug cases often require extensive medical and scientific analysis. Our legal team works to:
- Review prescription and treatment records
- Examine clinical trial data and FDA reports
- Analyze warning labels and marketing materials
- Consult with medical and pharmacology experts
- Identify responsible manufacturers and distributors
We use this information to develop strong, evidence-based claims.
Our Commitment to Injured Patients and Families
We believe that individuals harmed by unsafe medications deserve respect, transparency, and strong legal advocacy. Every case we accept is handled with care, diligence, and personal attention.
Put a Respected Trial
Firm on Your Side.
We represent clients on a contingency fee basis. There are no upfront legal fees, and you pay nothing unless we recover compensation on your behalf.
Contact a Connecticut Dangerous Drug Lawyer
If you or a loved one in New London, Connecticut has been injured by a dangerous or recalled medication, you deserve experienced legal representation. We are prepared to review your case, answer your questions, and explain your legal options. To speak with an experienced Connecticut pharmaceutical litigation attorney, call 860-442-0444 or contact our office to schedule a confidential consultation.
New London, CT Dangerous Drug Related Resources:
- Prescription Medications and Medical Malpractice: What You Need to Know
- Securing Recovery After a Hospital Medication Error
- 63,000 Roundup Cases Are Still Unresolved
- Understanding Defective Medical Devices
- What to Know About Contingency Fee Arrangements
New London, CT Dangerous Drug Legal Resources
- U.S. Food & Drug Administration – Drug Recalls (searchable list of recalled medications)
- U.S. FDA – Drug Safety Communications (new safety warnings for patients and providers)
- U.S. FDA – MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program
- National Library of Medicine – DailyMed (official FDA drug labels and warnings)
- Connecticut Judicial Branch – Courthouse Locations and Hours (PDF)
- Connecticut General Assembly – Chapter 925, Sec. 52-572h, Comparative Negligence
