Raxar

Raxar Linked to Arrhythmia

The antibiotic Raxar was approved in November 1997 despite FDA concerns that it could cause deadly arrhythmia.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) chose to approve Raxar, used to treat a variety of infections, and did not require any mention of the dangers on the drug's label.

The manufacturer Glaxo decided not to mention the possibility of fatalities from heart-rhythm disturbances on the drug label.

Raxar has been linked to 13 reported deaths.

If you have taken any drug with serious side effects, an attorney at the Law Offices of Jeff Martin can talk to you about product liability or any other legal issues related to your injury.

Don't Delay - The Statute of Limitations May Jeopardize Your Raxar Lawsuit

If you or a loved one has suffered a Raxar injury, contact the Law Offices of Jeff Martin. Do not delay seeking legal assistance. The statute of limitations restricts the amount of time you have to file a lawsuit. Your legal rights may be in jeopardy if you delay. You may be entitled to compensation, but a dangerous drugs lawsuit must be filed before the statute of limitations expires. It's important to take action sooner than later while witnesses' memories are fresh and evidence remains intact.

Contact a Raxar Lawyer with Our Firm

At the Law Offices of Jeff Martin, serving Tulsa and communities in Oklahoma, an experienced Raxar attorney can help if you or a loved one has suffered an injury as a result of taking any drug or supplement. Contact us. Remember, your initial consultation is free, and you don't pay unless we win. Call us today in Tulsa area at 728-8888 or use our toll free number 800-980-9205.