Why Choose Ferrer, Poirot & Wansbrough

In defective drug and medical device cases, reputation matters. With over four decades of experience helping injured people get the compensation they deserve, we’ve built a reputation in the legal community for our dedication to our clients.

When you hire our team, you’re hiring advocates who are known for how hard we fight for our clients. Insurance companies know us, and they know we’re ready to take our clients’ cases all the way to trial when necessary to get them the help and payments they need.

We’re proud of the hard work we’ve done for our clients over the years. Not only have we been able to help thousands of people get their lives back after serious injuries, but we’re also able to use our reputation to help future clients get the compensation they need.

Put our experience and reputation to work in your case today. Contact Ferrer, Poirot & Wansbrough for a free case assessment.

Cases Our Drug Liability & Product Liability Lawyers Handle

• Infant Formula – Baby formula made by Similac and Enfamil has been linked to Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), which is a potentially fatal disease affecting the intestines of children.
• Paraquat – The pesticide Paraquat has been linked to cases of Parkinson’s disease in agricultural workers who either directly used or simply came into contact with it.
• Transvaginal Mesh – Transvaginal mesh is used to treat women suffering from pelvic organ prolapse or stress urinary incontinence. It’s also been linked to severe health complications that sometimes require further revision surgeries.
• Hernia Mesh – Thousands of patients receive hernia mesh every year. But certain popular models have been linked to severe complications and side effects.
• CPAP Sleep Apnea Machines – CPAP machines help people suffering from sleep apnea. However, a popular brand of CPAP machines was recalled because of dangerous components contained in these products.
• Paragard– For some women who chose the Paragard IUD as their birth control method, the promises of this device are being overshadowed by a long list of complications.
• Elmiron – For decades, hundreds of thousands of patients have taken this drug seeking relief from bladder pain, but research now shows that the medication is closely linked with vision loss.
• Surgical Stapler – From January 1, 2011, to March 31, 2018, the FDA analyzed 41,000 medical device reports for surgical staplers and staples and found several adverse effects.
• Insulin Pump – Many people with diabetes rely on insulin pumps to manage their conditions, but hundreds of thousands of these devices have been recalled because of the potentially fatal risks they pose to users.
• Talcum Powder – Found in many commonly used household products like baby powder, talcum powder has been linked to an increased risk of ovarian cancer in women.
• Truvada – Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medications are designed to prevent people from contracting HIV and other STDs. However, daily doses of these medications are linked to many health problems.
• Zantac – Medications containing ranitidine, an ingredient used to treat heartburn, were recalled in 2019 after they were found to be likely contaminated with a substance that has been linked to an increased risk of cancer.
• Military Earplugs – For years, 3M Combat Arms earplugs were given to servicemembers to protect their hearing. Sadly, defects in this product rendered them ineffective, leaving countless veterans facing hearing loss.
• Cerebral Palsy – Cerebral palsy is the result of damage to an infant’s developing brain before, during, or after delivery. In many cases, it’s the result of a healthcare provider’s negligence.
• Birth Injury – Birth injuries are devastating to newborns and their families. When a healthcare provider’s negligence causes these injuries, families have a right to pursue compensation.