Accutane Lawyer Interviews

Edwardsville, IL Patients who suffered from Accutane side effects should be aware that the statute of limitations could be running out as of June 26, 2011, meaning that they should contact an attorney as soon as possible about Accutane if they have been diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Proctitis. The good news for potential plaintiffs is that there have been eight consecutive trials concerning Accutane injuries with judgments in favor of the plaintiffs, according to Bob Rowland, partner at Goldenberg, Heller, Antognoli & Rowland, PC. Juries have mainly sided with Accutane acne medication patients, who allege they were harmed by the drug.

St. Louis, MO One of the important issues when it comes to proving Accutane side effects, such as the reported link between Accutane acne medication and inflammatory bowel disease, is having science to prove that link. Without scientific studies to back up claims of Accutane effects, it can be difficult to make a case in court. According to attorney Jeff Lowe, partner at Carey, Danis & Lowe, science is now providing further evidence of claims about reported Accutane side effects.

Salt Lake City, UT Patients who took Accutane acne medication and believe they have suffered Accutane side effects still have time to contact an attorney. Tad Draper, attorney at The Law Office of Tad D. Draper, says patients have a two-year window of opportunity between taking the acne medication and linking it to their symptoms.

Edwardsville, IL Patients who feel that they were not adequately warned about Accutane side effects such as inflammatory bowel disease may want to speak with an attorney. Bob Rowland, attorney and partner at Goldenberg Heller Antognoli & Rowland, says there is still time for patients who suffered inflammatory bowel disease to file a lawsuit against the maker of Accutane.