Individuals over 35 who took Risperdal or Invega as part of their mental health treatment and were later diagnosed with breast cancer may be entitled to significant compensation. Studies suggest a potential link, and legal claims are being pursued nationwide.
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ATTENTION:
Risperdal and Invega Linked to Breast Cancer – Significant Compensation
ATTENTION:
Risperdal and Invega Linked to Breast Cancer – Significant Compensation
Individuals over 35 who took Risperdal or Invega as part of their mental health treatment and were later diagnosed with breast cancer may be entitled to significant compensation. Studies suggest a potential link, and legal claims are being pursued nationwide.
Why I May Get Compensation
Emerging studies suggest a potential link between prolonged use of Risperdal and Invega and an increased risk of breast cancer. This connection has been attributed to elevated prolactin levels—a hormone affected by these medications—which may stimulate abnormal breast tissue growth and increase cancer risk.
Individuals who used Risperdal or Invega for mental health treatment and were later diagnosed with breast cancer are coming forward to hold Johnson & Johnson accountable. These medications have been linked to elevated prolactin levels, a hormonal imbalance that may contribute to abnormal breast tissue growth and potentially increase cancer risk. Thousands are now exploring their eligibility for compensation, seeking justice for the harm caused by these drugs.
If you or a loved one used Risperdal or Invega and later developed breast cancer, you may be entitled to significant compensation. Take the first step today.
Why It Is Important to Join
Risperdal and Invega claims are helping uncover the truth about these medications’ risks and holding manufacturers accountable.
Elevated Risk of Breast Cancer: Individuals who used Risperdal or Invega long-term may face increased risks due to elevated prolactin levels.
Manufacturer Negligence: Johnson & Johnson marketed these drugs without sufficient warnings.
Emerging Legal Efforts: People are now coming forward with claims related to breast cancer diagnoses linked to Risperdal and Invega.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this process cost me any money?
There is no cost involved to complete the pre-qualification and eligibility processes. Moreover, there are no fees involved with signing with the legal team. The legal team is only compensated when a successful judgment or settlement is handed down in favor of the plaintiff.
Are those who used Risperdal/Invega entitled to compensation?
If an individual used Risperdal or Invega and later developed breast cancer or other serious health conditions, they may be entitled to compensation. There is more qualifying criteria that can be discussed confidentially with a team member after the online pre-qualification evaluation.
How does Total Injuy Help advocate for individuals harmed by Risperdal/Invega?
Total Injury Help empowers individuals harmed by Risperdal to seek justice through informative advice and expert support. Our team assists people through the process of filing lawsuits to hold the manufacturer accountable and pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, and other damages.
What is a contingency fee?
A contingency fee agreement is a legal fee agreement where a client only pays an attorney if the attorney is successful in recovering compensation on the client’s behalf. Under a contingency fee agreement, an attorney works on a case for a fixed percentage of any recovery paid to the client. The contingency fee percentage can vary from state to state and by the complexity of the legal matter but is typically 33% to 40% of the compensation received by the client. Under a contingency fee agreement, the client does not pay an attorney any up-front or ongoing legal fees, and the client is not responsible for any legal fees if the attorney does not obtain compensation for the client.
How does Total Injury Help protect my personal information?
We take matters of personal privacy very seriously. When you share your personal and private information with our team of professionals, we take many special measures to protect your privacy. We are HIPAA-compliant to ensure any medical records you share with us are secure. Additionally, we follow other best practices in the areas of information security to assure your information is safe from prying eyes.