Alabama Neocate Claims: Lawsuit Information for Alabama Residents
Lawyers Helping Alabama Persons and Families Harmed by Neocate Baby Formula
Neocate baby formula has been found to cause rickets, spontaneous bone fractures, and skeletal deformities in infants and children. Touted as complete nutrition for babies and children with significant food allergies, seven different Neocate baby formulas are sold in Alabama and throughout the United States. A 2017 study in the medical journal Bone indicates children taking Neocate are at risk of declining blood phosphorus levels, resulting in bone weakness, pain, broken bones, deformities, and stunted growth. Neocate bone problems can cause pain, suffering, and permanent skeletal injuries in Alabama children already suffering from significant health problems.
Neocate baby formula is a product of Nutricia U.S. and is a subsidiary of Groupe Danone of France. While the company reportedly denied initial complaints connecting rickets and broken bones to Neocate, Nutricia eventually convened an expert panel to investigate the issue. Then in April of 2018, Nutricia quietly rolled out new formulations of the product featuring a version of phosphorous that is more readily absorbable by infants and children. The company issued a warning to medical providers to closely monitor children for Neocate rickets symptoms but has never warned the public of the risk of broken bones from Neocate baby formula. The parent company, Danone, reported global sales of $28.8 billion in 2017.
Today, Nutricia is facing difficult questions as to why early reports were ignored and parents were not warned of the risk for Neocate problems. If your child suffered from broken bones, rickets, or skeletal problems from Neocate in Alabama, you may have legal grounds to file a Neocate rickets lawsuit. Attorneys handling Neocate lawsuits believe Alabama families whose child was harmed by baby formula side effects may be eligible for significant compensation for the pain, medical expenses, and damage caused by baby formula.
Neocate Lawsuit Information for Alabama Residents
Alabama Baby Formula Lawsuit FAQs
Lawyers Handling Neocate Claims for Alabama Residents
Alabama Neocate Rickets and Broken Bones: Do I Need to File a Lawsuit to Make a Claim?
Parents of infants and children who have developed rickets, suffered from broken bones, or developed other bone problems on Alabama linked to Neocate may be entitled to compensation through filing Alabama Neocate lawsuits against Nutricia. This baby formula has been found to lack a form of phosphorus that the body can easily absorb, leaving Alabama children deficient of phosphorus and exposed to the risk of broken bones, spontaneous fractures, rickets, and skeletal deformities. Now families whose child has suffered side effects are filing Alabama Neocate lawsuits to obtain compensation for the pain, damage, and medical expenses resulting from Neocate rickets.
Neocate is marketed as an elemental formula that provides complete nutrition to babies and children for whom drinking milk or eating other foods is impossible. Early reports of Neocate bone fractures and rickets were reportedly ignored by Nutricia officials. Following the release of a 2017 study by researchers from Yale and Mayo Clinic, the company convened an expert panel to investigate Neocate formula side effects. The company issued a Neocate hypophosphatemia warning to medical providers and in 2018 released a new Neocate formula. The public has never been warned about the risk for Neocate broken bones and rickets, and families in Alabama affected by Neocate side effects are now seeking compensation for damages.
Alabama Neocate Rickets and Fractures Claims and Compensation
Filing a claim for rickets or broken bones from Neocate formula may result in meaningful financial compensation for the medical expenses, pain, and damages caused by Neocate rickets in Alabama. Having represented clients in most major instances of medical and drug litigation in recent history, our firm is uniquely positioned to provide expert legal counsel for Alabama residents in Neocate lawsuits. We offer free, no-obligation Neocate lawsuit case review to Alabama families whose child has developed weak bones, skeletal problems, fractures or rickets from Neocate formula.
To speak with a lawyer handling Neocate claims for Alabama plaintiffs, simply complete our online contact form or use the chat feature to speak with a representative. One of our attorneys handling Alabama Neocate lawsuits for rickets, broken bones, or hypophosphatemia will contact you promptly to answer your questions as definitively as possible.
Neocate Formula Lawsuits Are Not Class Action Lawsuits
Many people wonder whether Neocate lawsuits from Alabama residents for broken bones or rickets will actually achieve real compensation for their families. Our attorneys assure families that Alabama Neocate formula lawsuits are not merely symbolic. Similar cases, in which a plaintiff's child was harmed by a dangerous drug, register in the millions. For example, our firm secured record-setting $72 million and $55 million settlements for clients in talcum powder cancer cases during 2017.
Alabama Neocate lawsuits seek to obtain substantial compensation plaintiffs deserve and hold the relevant companies accountable for this lapse in effective medical treatment. Research shows rickets and broken bones are proven side effects of the product. Neocate lawsuits from Alabama will likely be consolidated with others from around the nation as multidistrict litigation (MDL), a legal procedure that permits the efficient processing of similar cases at once while still preserving the unique details of each case. Settlement amounts are factored on the basis of the unique details of each case, as well as the type and degree of suffering involved.
Our attorneys provide legal representation for residents of Alabama for Neocate lawsuits on a contingency basis, meaning we charge no legal fees unless we win compensation on your behalf. We offer free, no-obligation consultations parents and families in Alabama who believe they may have grounds for a Alabama claim for Neocate rickets, broken bones, or skeletal deformities suffered by their child.
Alabama Neocate Rickets nad Broken Bones Claims: No Fees Unless We Collect for You
We will represent all Alabama residents involved in Neocate lawsuits on a contingency basis, meaning our attorneys will not charge legal fees unless we secure compensation on your behalf. For a free no-obligation consultation please fill out our short online contact form and one of our attorneys handling Alabama Neocate lawsuits will contact you to answer any of your questions.
No-Cost, No-Obligation Alabama Neocate Case Review If Your Child Suffered from Neocate Broken Bones or Rickets from Hypophosphatemia
Alabama Neocate Lawsuit Questions and Answers
Having won major settlements on behalf of families nationwide harmed by large pharmaceutical corporations, our attorneys are uniquely equipped to answer your questions. With a strong track record in nearly every major recent pharmaceutical litigation, our lawyers handling baby formula lawsuit claims for Alabama families can quickly assess your case and determine your legal options. If you are considering filing a lawsuit, this page provides answers that apply to most Alabama baby formula claims questions. To ask more specific questions or speak in detail with an attorney about your circumstances, contact our firm for a free, no-obligation case review. One of our attorneys handling Neocate lawsuits for Alabama families will contact you to discuss your circumstances, free of charge.
What is the problem with Neocate?
Intended to provide complete nutrition to infants and children who do not tolerate milk or other food, Neocate has been found to result in depleted blood phosphorus levels. Phosphorus is required for bone growth and health; the absence of phosphorus leads to broken bones, spontaneous fractures, rickets, and skeletal deformities.Are there problems with other baby formulas?
Baby formula problems have occurred repeatedly in recent years. Perhaps most notable are problems with Enfamil contamination. Microorganisms, bugs, and environmental contaminants in the product have been traced to an inadequate seal. If you believe your child has been harmed by baby formula problems, please contact our firm to discuss your legal options.Who is eligible to file a baby formula lawsuit for rickets or broken bones in Alabama?
Parents and families whose child suffered from baby formula side effects such as rickets or broken bones in Alabama may qualify to file a Neocate lawsuit to recover compensation for the pain, suffering, and medical expenses connected to dangerous or defective baby formula products.I'm worried Neocate lawsuits will be converted into a class action, where the plaintiff receives very little in compensation. Is that true?
Baby formula lawsuits will not be a class action. In most cases of major medical harm cases such as this, actions from Alabama are consolidated with others as Multidistrict Litigation (MDL), which allows for greater efficiency in the courts while still awarding monetary compensation on the basis of each individual case.Do I need a Alabama baby formula lawyer in order to file a lawsuit?
In most cases, no. These cases are generally not filed in Alabama, but instead through the Federal Courts. Because of the likelihood that Neocate baby formula lawsuits will be consolidated into a Multi-District Litigation (MDL) in a federal court. Most people with a claim from Alabama will be better off with a firm that has medical device MDL experience and the resources to battle a multi-billion dollar, multi-national conglomerate. Onder Law has a history of doing just that. Additionally, we have strong relationships with other law firms and attorneys throughout the country and never hesitate to enlist the services of other attorneys when it is in the best interests of our clients.Does it cost anything for you to review my case?
Our attorneys are available to speak with you about your circumstances and offer an analysis of your case free of charge and without further obligation. Use the contact form or chat feature to contact an attorney handling Alabama Neocate lawsuits for your free case review.How do I know if my child's medical problems are linked to baby formula?
If you believe your child has suffered from baby formula problems, you are probably right. Our attorneys can determine whether you may have a case by comparing your circumstances to the many other reports of baby formula problems and Neocate side effects we have received. If there is any doubt in your mind as to whether your child was harmed by Neocate or another baby formula, contact our attorneys serving Alabama to discuss your legal options.We're not the sort of people who sue. Do we really need to file a lawsuit?
Most American families would rather not get involved in a lawsuit, for a variety of reasons. But if or child has suffered as a result of a dangerous medical device or drug, you are bound to encounter significant medical fees. Between treatment, hospital stays, long term care, lost income, and other costs, the medical expenses can be enough to cripple a family financially. The cost of healthcare is constantly rising, making it impossible to predict how much you may ultimately require to cover medical costs. Furthermore, no amount of money can undo the wrong caused by an unsafe baby formula. A Neocate lawsuit can recover financial security for your family and highlight a company's violation of consumer trust. Many corporations only improve their safety standards -- even when it comes to a product for the most vulnerable members of society, infants -- when the threat of major litigation forces their hand. In addition to helping your own family get the compensation that you deserve, your lawsuit may pressure a company to become a better corporate citizen and prevent other infants, children, and families from future suffering.What does it cost to file a Neocate baby formula lawsuit in Alabama?
Our attorneys always work on a contingency basis, meaning we never charge legal fees unless we win compensation on your behalf. In other words, we invest the significant resources of our law firm to achieve justice for your family and we only ask you to pay for our legal services if we are successful. Contact our firm to learn more about filing a baby formula lawsuit related to Neocate broken bones, rickets, or another baby formula problem in Alabama.What are the time limits for filing a baby formula lawsuit for broken bones, rickets, or other problems in Alabama?
Many states do have times limits that apply to product liability cases such as Neocate rickets cases. In most cases, a baby formula case will fall within the time limits if an attorney is contacted in the near future. To learn about time limits that apply to Neocate claims in Alabama, please complete our contact form or use the chat feature. One of our attorneys will contact you promptly to discuss your case.Leading Neocate Attorneys Offer Free, No-Obligation Alabama Case Review
Distinguished as leaders in the area of product liability litigation, the Neocate lawyers at the Onder Law Firm have extensive experience bringing large multinational pharmaceuticals to justice for the harm they have caused American families. Aware of the very serious nature of Alabama Neocate claims for fractures and rickets, our law firm has committed significant resources to providing the nation's premier Neocate attorney representation for families whose child was harmed by Neocate in Alabama by hypophosphatemia and resulting conditions including broken bones, skeletal deformities, and rickets.
In cases where drug companies have compromised consumer safety in the name of profits, our firm is committed to seeking justice on behalf of individuals and families in Alabama who have been harmed. In this case, evidence of low blood phosphate levels from Neocate was confirmed in 2016, yet Nutricia did not warn doctors immediately and only changed its formula in April of 2018. Consumers -- parents of children in Alabama relying on Neocate for their sole nutrition -- have never been clearly warned about the risk for rickets, fractures, and other skeletal problems from Neocate. As a result, thousands of American children have suffered serious and potentially permanent injuries that could have been prevented.
It is the mission of our Neocate baby formula lawyers serving Alabama residents to pursue justice no matter how complex the case. Please contact our firm if you believe baby formula problems may have caused an injury or illness in your child; we will be happy to discuss your circumstances at no charge. Our Neocate attorneys believe that Alabama families whose child has been harmed by dangerous baby formulas may be entitled to significant compensation.
Our Neocate lawyers for Alabama residents have represented clients in nearly every recent product liability case pertaining to dangerous drug and defective medical devices, and we are the nation's leader in window blind cord litigation. In addition to winning on behalf of our clients, we take pride in asserting pressure on corporations that have stepped out of line. Through their tireless efforts, our baby formula attorneys for Alabama Neocate claims are working on behalf of clients from Alabama to win the compensation they deserve.
No Fees Unless We Collect for You -- Contingency Representation for Alabama Neocate Broken Bones and Rickets Cases
We will provide legal representation for anyone involved in Alabama Neocate claims on a contingency basis, meaning we never charge legal fees unless we win compensation for you. Anyone whose child has suffered from baby formula side effects in Alabama such as rickets or fractures from Neocate is eligible to receive a free, no-obligation case review from our attorneys. Simply contact our firm through the online contact form or the chat feature and one of our Alabama Neocate lawyers will contact you promptly to discuss your case.
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