Defective Drug Lawyers: Zyprexa LitigationZyprexa is one of Eli Lilly's best-selling products, with sales of $4.2 billion in 2005, according to the New York Times. That year, more than two million people worldwide took the anti-psychotic drug, which the FDA approved for the treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Some doctors also prescribe it to treat depression and anxiety. Thousands of people who took Zyprexa (Olanzapine) have developed diabetes, pancreatitis and hyperglycemia. Some have even died from diabetes-related heart attacks. Hersh & Hersh Filed the First Zyprexa ClaimIn 2003, the attorneys of Hersh & Hersh filed the first claim on behalf of people injured by Zyprexa. As we researched the case, we were contacted by more and more people who had suffered significant injuries from this dangerous drug. The case developed into a large, multi-district lawsuit that eventually involved thousands of plaintiffs. Passionate Representation, Historic Results in Zyprexa Litigation In 2005, Lilly paid $700 million to settle a group of 8,000 claims, including our clients. Even in large-scale litigation, our clients receive personal attention. We pressed for maximum compensation for our clients, who received the biggest average share of the settlement. Mid-way through the litigation, the FDA required Eli Lily to put a warning on the drug's label, something health agencies in Japan and Great Britain had done earlier. Continuing the Fight for the InjuredOur attorneys continue to represent people injured by Zyprexa and the family members of those who died wrongfully because of this dangerous and defective drug. If you developed a health disorder after taking Zyprexa, please contact an attorney at Hersh & Hersh today to arrange a free consultation and case evaluation. Our law firm has decades of experience winning groundbreaking cases for our clients in high-stakes pharmaceutical litigation. We have a long history of success in obtaining compensation for our clients and in protecting the public from dangerous and defective drugs, including Zyprexa. We also represent the State of New Mexico in Medicaid fraud lawsuits involving Zyprexa. From our offices in San Francisco, California, the lawyers of Hersh & Hersh represent clients injured by defective and dangerous drugs throughout the nation. |


