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January 5, 2018 Johnson & Johnson Sued Over Diabetes Treatment Drug People who had to get below-the-knee amputations after taking Invokana are filing lawsuits against the drug’s manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson.
March 18, 2021 Hundred of Cases Pending Against Drug After FDA Removes Box Warning Although the FDA removed an amputation warning on Invokana’s box in 2020, the drug is still subject to active litigation.
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How to File an Invokana Lawsuit

If you suspect you were harmed by Invokana, our experienced Invokana lawsuit lawyers can help.

Since there is no Invokana class-action lawsuit, you will have to file an individual lawsuit against Janssen Pharmaceuticals and Johnson & Johnson. You want to hire an Invokana lawsuit lawyer with experience defending victims against big pharmaceutical companies and who will zealously represent you.

To be eligible to file a lawsuit, you must have taken Invokana (or a similar drug) and suffered ketoacidosis, kidney damage or failure, an amputation, or another type of unforeseen injury. Death as a result of taking Invokana will also qualify the person’s loved ones to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit.

You have the option to file either in federal or state court. The Gerling Firm has extensive experience representing plaintiffs in mass tort cases.

The statute of limitations for filing an Invokana lawsuit varies by state. It is crucial to the chances of your recovery that you contact an Invokana lawsuit lawyer as soon as you believe you are suffering from the adverse effects of Invokana. It takes a significant amount of time and effort to collect all necessary medical records and additional information to formulate your case.

Damages You May Be Entitled to from an Invokana Lawsuit

For Invokana lawsuits, the type of compensation you may receive depends on your individual case. Courts typically award damages based on your out-of-pocket expenses and the type and extent of pain and suffering you endure. For example, if you file an Invokana amputation lawsuit, you may receive more medical bills than someone who suffers from bone density loss.

Since the settlement amounts in Invokana lawsuits are confidential, it is difficult to determine how much you could receive in a successful lawsuit. However, there are several types of monetary and non-monetary damages you may be entitled to.

Medical Bills

You can receive compensation for all medical bills you have incurred as a result of Invokana's adverse effects. This includes any out-of-pocket costs such as prescriptions, doctors visit, hospital costs, and other health-related expenses.

Lost Wages

If you or your loved one could not work because of the effects of Invokana, you may be entitled to compensation for your lost income. If you are permanently disabled, you may also receive potential future income.

Pain and Suffering

You may receive compensation for both physical and mental pain suffered as a result of using Invokana.

Funeral and Burial Costs

If your loved one passes away, you may be awarded money for funeral and burial costs.

Loss of Consortium

If your spouse or partner dies, you can be compensated for the loss of that relationship due to their untimely death. Other close family members, such as children, may also receive compensation for loss of the person’s care, companionship, guidance, etc.

Punitive Damages

To punish pharmaceutical companies for knowingly providing unsafe products, courts may impose punitive damages by awarding additional money to the plaintiff. These damages are rare but may apply if you can demonstrate that the pharmaceutical company acted maliciously—for example, by continuing to sell a product they knew was unsafe or trying to suppress important medical research relating to the defect.

Gerling Law Works On A Contingency Basis

Gerling Law’s experienced Invokana lawyers work on a contingency basis, which means there are no upfront costs. We only get paid if you receive money.

We Handle Mass Torts All Over The Country

We consider ourselves a national law firm that represents plaintiffs in mass tort cases in federal and state courts across the country. We have attorneys admitted to the full-time practice of law in Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky, and we can be admitted to practice on individual matters in other courts and, if necessary, we can engage local counsel at our own expense to comply with state ethical rules. In short, our mass tort clients live all over the country. No matter where you reside, we can help you with your case.

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Our personal injury lawyers have helped thousands of injured victims and their loved ones.

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We fight passionately to help you recover from harm caused by a pharmaceutical company and dangerous drugs. We believe you deserve compensation for all your suffering. Tell us your story, and let us provide you with options to recover.

Combined, we have over 125 years of experience and have recovered over $500 million for injured plaintiffs across Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. Contact Gerling Law today for a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our knowledgeable Invokana lawsuit attorneys.

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