Birth defects- anti depressants

One of the most joyous times is the birth of child. Unfortunately, children are sometimes born with medical issues. Studies have shown that antidepressants are linked to birth defects. Specifically, cardiac, lung, spine cord, abdominal wall defects among others. If you were ingesting antidepressants and your child has a birth defect, call our office for a consultation. www.ltpepperlaw.com

Depakote

The use of Depakote and similar drugs have been linked to an increased risk of birth defects and malformations, including cleft palate, spina bifida and deformed limbs. Depakote is an anti-seizure drug for epileptics, and medicine used to treat the manic behavior associated with bipolar disorder. If you or a loved one have used Depakote and suffered these complications, please call our office for a free consultation. LT Pepper Law 267-415-4414 www.ltpepperlaw.com

Personal injury Attorney

Luke Pepper represents victims of accidents.  If you are injured in an accident, contact our office for a consultation.  www.ltpepperlaw.com www.facebook.com/ltpepperlaw

Multaq

Multaq or its chemical name dronedarone, a drug used to treat atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter has been linked to severe injury to the liver. If you have had liver problems while on this drug, please call our office for a consultation

Multaq

Multaq or its chemical name dronedarone, a drug used to treat atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter has been linked to severe injury to the liver. If you have had liver problems while on this drug, please call our office for a consultation

CellCept and Myfortic

CellCept and Myfortic are linked to Pregnancy Loss and Birth Defects. CellCept and Myfortic are considered immunosuppressants and used to prevent organ rejection in transplant patients. The FDA is also investigating a link to nerve disorders.

Long term disability

If you have a long term disability policy, please read the policy carefully and make sure you the know the limitations of the coverage. Federal law mandates, with little exception, that an individual must exhaust the administrative process for appealing the denial of coverage with the insurer of the policy before you can sue. There are limits on how long you can sue following the denial of coverage. If you were denied long term disability coverage, consult with a lawyer to determine your rights. www.ltpepperlaw.com