RISPERDAL LEGAL TEAM ANNOUNCES AFFILIATION TO PROTECT PATIENT AND CONSUMERS

Two South Florida firms have announced a joint venture with one of the nation's leading defective drug law firms to represent you against big drug companies like Johnson & Johnson, which manufactures Risperdal, its brand of the drug risperidon, to prosecute Risperdal claims on behalf of injured consumers. This association combines the unique abilities and qualities of the firms' excellent lawyers to maximize the benefits and ultimate outcomes for those who have been injured by Risperdal. Here is just a brief introduction to the firms and attorneys who will be part of this historic affiliation.

Moskowitz & Dennis - www.injuryMD.com

The experienced trial lawyers at the Law Firm of Moskowitz & Dennis aggressively pursue the resolution of each client's case on its merits. With more than 32 years of combined experience in representing individuals who have been injured as a result of the negligence of others, we are committed to protecting and defending the rights of injured clients. We are where your representation starts in the litigation against the big drug companies. Following you will find evidence of the extent of the attorneys that WILL REPRESENT YOU.

Our defective drug lawyers are familiar with the issues involved in these types of dangerous drug cases, which may involve manufacturing errors, improper labeling, inaccurate instructions, or a failure to notify patients of potentially deadly problems.

Our Risperdal lawyers can help you obtain the compensation you deserve - with no fees and no cost to you. But you must act quickly before your right to compensation expires.

Looking for a RISPERDAL lawyer? Call us toll-free at any time, 24 hours a day, at 1-888-890-HURT (4878) or CLICK HERE for a FREE CONSULTATION with an attorney.

Affiliated Firms Success Stories

02/02/2004 - $29.6 Million Settlement Announced in the Pier 34 Collapse
10/09/2003 - $1.06 Million Settlement Reached in Complex Product Liability Case
03/22/2003 - $10.1 Billion Tobacco Verdict Paves Way for Philadelphia Counsel
08/24/2001 - $3.85 Million Awarded Over Electrical Burns
08/04/2000 - Jury Awards $11 Million to Child with Cerebral Palsy - Nurses Didn't Monitor Mother Properly
06/25/1998 - Jury Awards $2.3 Million to Man Burned from Electric Shock
05/15/1998 - Camden Jury Awards Woman $1.3 Million in Case Alleging Iron Supplement Overload
02/16/1998 - Couple Awarded $2.45 Million for Botched Anesthesia Injection

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