Alendronate Sodium Lawyers in Brooklyn
Alendronate Sodium, which is the generic term for the widely popular drug Fosamax, is designed to treat bone diseases such as osteoporosis. While these drugs are marketed to help people with bone diseases, the bisphosphonates in the drugs can also harm bones and can lead to osteonecrosis of the jaws and a fracturing of the femur in patients.
Unfortunately, the manufacturer of Fosamax and its generic counterpart did not warn doctors of its dangers, until forced to by the FDA in October 2010, which resulted in serious injuries to thousands of patients. At Rheingold, Valet, Rheingold, McCartney & Giuffra LLP, in New York, our firm has experienced representing people harmed by generic Fosamax, as well as the family members of those killed by dangerous and defective drugs.
For more information regarding injuries caused by generic Fosamax injuries in New York, contact our lawyers at 888-335-9457.
Generic Fosamax and Drug Liability Attorneys in Brooklyn
Side effects from generic Fosamax can result in:
- Degeneration of jawbones, also known as osteonecrosis
- Loss of teeth
- Inability of jaw to heal properly
- Degeneration of bones throughout the body
- Fracturing of the femur/hips from walking
We have reviewed many claims and are currently litigating Fosamax and Alendronate cases for clients from any state. We have the experience and legal knowledge that our clients deserve. Our firm is also investigating cases involving Boniva, Actonel, Atelvia and other bisphopshonates as well as Prolia.
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If you have been harmed by Fosamax, let us help you explore your legal options. Contact us today online or by telephone at 888-335-9457 to speak with our experienced New York law firm. Our office is conveniently located in Midtown Manhattan at 113 East 37th Street.
