The Stenger Law Firm, LLC
The lawyers at the Stenger Law Firm, LLC have helped clients Nationwide as one of the most successful litigation law firms in the country. Our attorneys will provide you with experienced legal counsel in many areas of the law. Our Missouri law firm is a highly successful plaintiffs-only personal injury and mass tort law firm.
The Stenger Law Firm, LLC handles personal injury cases with an emphasis on pharmaceutical litigation such as dangerous drugs like Yaz or Yasmin, Levaquin, Cipro, Trasylol, Vioxx, and Bextra. Our lawyers and staff are focused on representing you, the victim.
- Did a defective drug or product cause you or a family member harmful side effects?
- Did it result in serious injury or even death?
- Do you need a personal injury lawyer?
Personal Injury Featured Case: Levaquin
The antibiotic Levaquin (in a class of antibiotics called fluroquinolone) has been linked to serious side effects, including tendonitis and tendon rupture. This prompted the FDA to require the addition of a warning label to the packaging of this powerful antibiotic. The FDA has reported more than 60% of fluoroquinolone-related tendon injuries are linked to Levaquin.
Personal Injury Featured Case: Yaz, Yasmin, or Ocella
The best selling birth control pill Yaz, its predecessor Yasmin, and Ocella have been linked to serious side effects. The manufacturers failed to warn women about the potential health problems associated with taking these pills. If you or someone you know has suffered blood clots, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, stroke, heart attack, breast cancer, gallbladder removal, or death after taking Yaz, Yasmin, or Ocella, you should contact one of our attorneys at the Stenger Law Firm, LLC.
Personal Injury Featured Case: Trasylol
The injection drug Trasylol has been associated with an increased risk of kidney failure, heart attack, stroke, and other serious adverse events. Trasylol is an anti-bleeding drug given right before surgery in hopes of mitigating the need for blood transfusions. It was used primarily in coronary artery bypass grafting surgery but may have also been given in other surgeries in which there was a high risk of blood loss. Because it was given after the patient was put under, most patients given Trasylol did not know it.
Stenger Law Firm, LLC attorneys specialize in:
- Product Liability
- Dangerous Drugs
- Medical Malpractice
- Catastrophic and Serious Injury
- Personal Injury