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Alert: Accutane Settlements & Jury Awards Grow

By on May 11, 2011 in Blog, Crohn's Blog, Featured

If you suffer with Crohn’s Disease you know how hard it can be. What would happen if you were given this disease as a result of a pharmaceutical drug?

Plaintiffs have won more than $45 million in compensation for Accutane side effects such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.

In 2007, Adam Mason won $7 million after a Florida jury determined drugmaker Roche was responsible for Mason’s developing Crohn’s disease. Of the total award, $5 million was designated compensation for future pain and suffering. Read more here.

If you took Accutane and you were diagnosed with Crohn’s Disese be sure to check out Balkin, Eisbrouch & Associates and what they can do for you.

Learn more about Crohn’s disease here

Learn more about Accutane and Inflammatory Bowel Disease; Side effects and how they work

 

 

 

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About Karen Langston

Karen Langston is an Arizona based nutritionist focusing on Crohn’s Disease and the connection between mind and body.
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7 comments on “Alert: Accutane Settlements & Jury Awards Grow”

  1. Irene on said:

    I had a dermatologist want me to get on this drug years ago – I said NO – and dealt with the acne for a few years and found a different solution… taking a drug that if I missed as much as one pill would cause a break out didn’t seem like a solution just a band aid – Super glad I didn’t take it

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