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Posted On: May 20, 2008 by Michael G. Donahue, III

Heparin Injury Law Firm Investigating Potential Claims

In addition to Stark & Stark's Methadone Injury Litigation Team, the firm also fights on behalf of people who have been injured by defective drugs such as Heparin. Currently our lawyers are investigating Heparin injury claims by those hurt through the administration of contaminated Heparin.

Earlier this year Heparin was recalled after more than 80 people died and hundreds more suffered sever allergic reactions to the tainted blood thinning drug.

If you or a loved one were victim of a severe allergic reaction or death after being administered Heparin you can have an experienced attorney from my firm investigate your potential case.

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