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Xeljanz-Causing Blood Clots, Cancer, Heart Issues, and Stroke. Do You Qualify?

The FDA released a report February 4, 2021 indicating that Xeljanz and Xeljanz XR, medicines used to treat arthritis and ulcerative colitis, is linked to an increased risk of cancer and serious heart problems. Lawsuits are being filed and anyone who has used one or both of these medicines and then was diagnosed with cancer or a serious heart problem, needs to reach out to us to see if they qualify.

I Have An Illness From Asbestos, Mesothelioma, Lung Cancer, Asbestosis. Do I Qualify for Compensation?

What factors are used to determine if a person qualifies for compensation for an illness related to asbestos.

Firefighter Cancer-Do I Have a Case?

What factors are involved in filing a claim as a firefighter diagnosed with cancer.

Baby Food Linked to Autism-Do I have a Claim?

Qualifications for Toxic Baby Food Autism Cases.

Toxic Baby Foods Linked to Autism- Was Your Child Affected?

Baby foods are linked to Autism. The manufacturers knew that the products were unsafe but chose money over mankind.

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