Product LiabilityUnlawful drug marketing may entail product liability lawsuit

November 13, 2012by Aaron Allison

Austin residents might be aware of the possibly devastating outcomes of defective medicines. Many people experience painful side effects and other illnesses due to the use of faulty medicinal products. Drug manufacturers who violate manufacturing and marketing regulations may face a product liability lawsuit. The government may also impose fines for involvement in unlawful manufacturing and marketing practices.

In a bid to resolve the allegation of unlawful marketing of its product, a drug manufacturing company has agreed to pay a total of $19.9 million to the government. The State of Texas and the federal government will share the settlement. The investigation by the State of Texas revealed that the company was involved in the unlawful marketing of a skin cream. The company failed to disclose the harmful side effects of the drug for the treatment of eczema in infants.

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Aaron Allison

Aaron Allison, a second-generation personal injury lawyer from Austin, follows in the footsteps of his father, who founded their firm in 1978. Admitted to practice by the Texas Supreme Court, the Federal Court for the Western District of Texas, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court, Aaron brings extensive legal expertise to his clients.

Specializing in personal injury cases, Aaron offers a distinct advantage for Texas workers injured on the job. With Texas workers' compensation laws leading many attorneys to avoid these cases, Aaron is one of only 40 lawyers among 95,000 in Texas who represent injured workers in straight workers' compensation cases. His firm continues to provide dedicated support for those suffering catastrophic work injuries, maintaining a proud tradition of advocacy spanning decades.