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Georgia Drug and Medical Device Recall Lawsuits & Attorneys

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Georgia Bad Drug Lawsuits & Georgia Defective Medical Device Case

Georgia Bad Drug Lawsuits & Georgia Defective Medical Device Case

Pharmaceutical companies and mechanical device (hip and joint implant) manufacturers have a legal responsibility to ensure the safety of the consumer against any potentially destructive and dangerous side effect. Unfortunately, many of these companies will place corporate profits ahead of consumer safety, which often leads to significant injury to the victim. While the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is in charge of approving medication and device products, the manufacturers often place significant pressure on the agency in an effort to bring their products to market as quickly as possible by often sidestepping the safety process of extensive clinical trials.

The legal resources listed below can help victims begin the process of filing Georgia defective medical device lawsuit or Georgia bad drug compensation claim.

State of Georgia Statute of Limitations

Georgia Civil Statute of Limitations Laws — Code Provisions (Section 9-3-70)

The Georgia statute of limitations code restricts the amount of time the victim can file a lawsuit or claim for compensation against every party who caused them harm. These laws are designed to ensure prospective plaintiffs are given a reasonable amount of time to bring their case to court. However, failing to file all the necessary paperwork in the appropriate Georgia courthouse before the expiration of the statute of limitations can take away the opportunity the victim has at seeking recompense for their damages.

  • Personal Injury / Negligence – 2 Years
  • Product Liability – 2 Years
  • Wrongful Death – 2 Years
  • Medical Malpractice – 2 Years “from date of death or injury or 1 year from discovery of foreign object. No more than 5 years from act. Minors: 2 years from age 5 if action arose before 5th birthday.”
  • Intentional Torts – 1 Years

Georgia Medical Resources

State of Georgia Legal Resources

  • College of Law
    Georgia State University
    85 Park Pl NE
    Atlanta, GA 30303
    (404) 413-9000
  • Gwinnett Law Library
    2900 University Pkwy
    Lawrenceville, GA 30043
    (770) 822-8577
  • Bartow County Law Library
    Bartow County Courthouse
    135 W Cherokee Ave
    Cartersville, GA 30120
    (770) 387-5120
  • UGA School of Law
    The University of Georgia
    225 Herty Dr.
    Athens, GA 30602
    (706) 542-5191
  • Decatur County Law Library
    112 W Water St
    Bainbridge, GA 39817
    (229) 248-3006

State and City Bar Associations

  • State Bar of Georgia
    104 Marietta St NW Ste 100
    Atlanta, GA 30303
    (404) 527-8700
    kendrak@gabar.org

Legal Services for Georgia Communities

Most Georgia bad drug lawsuits, medical malpractice compensation claims, and Georgia defective medical device cases are handled in court by reputable personal injury attorneys who serve every community, rural area and urban center in the state including:

  • Atlanta
  • Augusta Richmond County
  • Columbus
  • Savannah
  • Athens Clarke County
  • Macon
  • Braswell
  • Albany
  • Marietta
  • Warner Robins
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