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Practice Areas
When you are injured it’s a stressful time, especially when the injuries are the result of another person’s negligence or actions. At Hughes and Coleman, our job is to help those who have been injured in Kentucky or Tennessee.
With more than a million people residing in the two states, residents of Kentucky and Tennessee are exposed to a multitude of potential accidents. Freeways, highways, and city streets pose a daily threat to residents. As the traffic grows so do the number of motor vehicle accidents.
The following is a list of practice areas in which the attorneys at Hughes and Coleman are experienced and proven. Click on an area to discover a wealth of information on each topic. If you have been affected by any of the following, contact Hughes and Coleman Injury Lawyers today for a free consultation.
Drug Injuries
Pharmaceutical drugs are designed to help people who are suffering from illness or injury. New drugs are constantly entering the market place, and they do not always produce the results they are intended to create.
The pharmaceutical industry is a highly competitive industry, and the focus of the drug manufacturers is to bring new drugs to the market faster than the competition. As a result, many times the health risk associated with these drugs is hidden or downplayed from the public. First the FDA requires a stricter warning label, and months even years later the drug is pulled off the shelf, but not before individuals that have taken the drug are seriously injured or killed.
Far too many drugs have caused devastating side effects. The 10 most common side effects are amnesia, cardiac arrhythmias, stroke, kidney failure, suicide, anxiety, memory, liver toxicity, pulmonary hypertension and digestive issues
Follow the links below for more information about specific drug recalls and injuries.
For the most current information about drug safety and regulation, please visit the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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