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Opioid Litigation

With Personal Injury Law Offices in Oxford and Tupelo

Oxford Mass Torts Lawyers

If you or someone you love was injured or killed due to opioid addiction, contact Brad Morris Law Firm, PLLC today. Backed by years of experience, our mass torts lawyers in Tupelo have a comprehensive understanding of this complex practice area. We can help you fight for the fair and full compensation to which you are entitled. Our legal team can efficiently navigate you through every step of the claims process while helping you make sound decisions about the future. From assisting you with filling out and filing paperwork to ensuring your rights are fully protected, we can handle it all. You can trust us to provide you with the caring and capable representation you need and deserve.
Call us today to speak with one of our knowledgeable mass tort attorneys in Oxford and Tupelo to find out if you are eligible for compensation.

About Opioids

In the United States, there has been a 300% increase in opioid prescriptions since 1999. As a result, opioid addiction has increased as well, making it the leading cause of death in individuals under 50 years old. This crisis has produced countless lawsuits filed against pharmaceutical companies, pharmacies, hospitals, and doctors. Many of these lawsuits claim that the defendants are responsible for the plaintiff’s opioid addiction. In a majority of cases, it is alleged that the plaintiff was over-prescribed opioids for a medical condition, or was prescribed opioids when it may not have been necessary, and the plaintiff developed an addiction as a result. Some companies facing opioid-related lawsuits include:
  • CVS
  • Allergan
  • Wal-mart
  • Walgreens
  • Cardinal Health
  • Purdue Pharma LP
  • Endo Pharmaceuticals
  • McKesson Corporation
  • AmerisourceBergen Corp
  • Teva Pharmaceuticals (and its subsidiary, Cephalon)
  • Johnson & Johnson (and its subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceuticals)