- 1. When did the Baxter Heparin contamination begin?
- 2. When did Heparin return to being Safe?
- 3. How severe of a reaction should we have before calling?
- 4. What is the process should when I call the Johnson Law Office?
5. Will this Involve a Class Action?
There are two types of cases involving heparin: those where people had death or severe reactions and those where people had minor or imperceptible reactions. The first type of case should be handled as separate, individual cases. Clients hire a lawyer, who specifically investigates and handles the details of what happened. If serious injury or damage can be proved, then this particular claimant should receive specific economic damages for all losses that occurred, including wrongful death, survivorship claims, loss of society and companionship, medical expenses, funeral expenses, lost wages and pain and suffering. The Johnson Law Office is only handling cases involving serious injury and death.
A class action suit would be more appropriate for individuals who were administered contaminated Heparin where neither death or serious injury occurred.
The Johnson Law Office is not representing individuals in the class action. Other lawyers are handling cases where no tangible damage can be shown.
Attorney Gordon Johnson
Chair Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group, American Association of Justice
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