Our Team Will Fight for The Justice You Deserve
All medications, even those that are sold without a prescription, have the potential to cause serious harm if they are released to the public without proper safety testing. When drug manufacturers sell prescription medications that did not undergo the proper safety testing, or fail to disclose potential side-effects, they put the health and safety of millions of Americans at risk.
Patients depend on their doctors, as well as the FDA to determine whether or not certain medications can safely and effectively treat their medical conditions. If medications are defective do not go through the proper safety testing protocols, it can result in catastrophic injuries, and even death.

Types of dangerous drug Cases our attorneys handle
At Henson Fuerst, our North Carolina Drug Injury attorneys have years of experience standing up to major drug manufacturers on behalf of our clients. These cases are extremely complex, but our legal team has the medical and legal knowledge necessary to ensure that your rights are protected after suffering an injury caused by a dangerous or defective drug. Henson Fuerst handles a wide range of drug injury claims for our clients, including:
How can our attorneys help?
At Henson Fuerst, we will fight to protect your rights and secure the full and fair compensation you deserve for your injuries, lost wages, damaged property and pain & suffering. Call today to speak with one of our experienced North Carolina Product Liability attorneys absolutely free.
Types of Compensation Available for Victims of Dangerous Drugs
Manufacturers may be held strictly accountable for harm caused by dangerous drugs under product liability laws. You may be paid for all damages caused by the dangerous medication if you file a claim against the manufacturer, including:
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Medical bills
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Lost income
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Pain and suffering
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Emotional distress
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The wrongful death of a close relative
Big Pharma Reaps Profits While Millions Suffer
When a defective or dangerous drug harm you, you are up against one of the most powerful industries in the world. Pharmaceutical companies are large and retain teams of attorneys in addition to aggressive insurance agencies. Their stake is in protecting their profits and their name. The methods they use to keep you from gaining compensation can be coercive and even illegal.
Going up against large pharmaceutical firms can be intimidating. A strong reputation and expensive lawyers, however, do not excuse a corporation of negligence or malpractice. With the appropriate legal team on your side, you can achieve justice.
When Companies Knowingly Endanger Patients, We Fight Back
The North Carolina drug injury attorneys at Henson Fuerst have what it takes to go up against massive drug and insurance companies. We are dedicated to helping the families of people who used a pharmaceutical drug and suffered severe and life-threatening side effects. We will fight to protect your rights and secure the full and fair compensation you need for your injuries, lost wages, and pain & suffering.
You should be able to trust the drugs that are being prescribed to you. However, when drug companies violate your trust by releasing dangerous pharmaceuticals, let our legal team seeks justice on your behalf. These cases are highly complex, but our legal team has the medical and legal knowledge necessary to ensure that your rights are protected after suffering an injury caused by a dangerous or defective drug.
We have represented thousands of personal injury victims for over 45 years.
$7.5M Settlement
A child involved in a truck accident suffered numerous brain bleeds as well as severe and permanent cognitive, physical, and emotional deficits as a result of his Traumatic Brain Injury. The case was filed in court and settled after multiple depositions of the parties and medical experts. The settlement was collected in full.
Frequently Asked Questions
A drug injury is any harm caused by taking an over-the-counter or prescription drug. Injuries can be temporary, long-term, or permanent.
No. Different drugs cause different injuries. The symptoms and side effects of a drug injury are caused by the different ingredients compounded in the drug and can affect users differently.
Every case is different. The amount of compensation you’re able to collect is based on a number of factors, such as the known risks associated with the drug you were taking, the severity of your injuries, the costs of medical expenses related to your injuries, and more. After reviewing your claim, a North Carolina drug injury attorney at Henson Fuerst can help you determine if you have a case and how much money the case could be worth.
After you’ve received medical attention for your drug injuries, you should consult a lawyer to determine whether you have a case or not. At Henson Fuerst, we’ll review the facts of your claim and help you determine what you’re next step should be.
If you think you’re experiencing side effects from a drug you’re taking, you should immediately consult your doctor. Your doctor can tell you whether or not to discontinue taking the drug and determine if you need further medical help.
Drug manufactures have a responsibility to thoroughly test their products before releasing them to the market. The manufacturers should know the drug’s side effects and disclose this information. When they fail to do so, they should be held accountable for their actions.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is responsible for protecting the public health by assuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices, our nation’s food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation.
A black box warning is the strongest warning administrated by the FDA to warn consumers of the risks associated with using a product. The warning appears on the product’s labeling and is outlined by a black box.