Time Is Running Out To File A Reglan Lawsuit!

In February of 2009, the FDA ordered a Black Box Warning for the drug Reglan and its generic equivalent, Metoclopramide. The law only allows people a certain amount of time to file a lawsuit. This is known as a statute of limitations. Most states have a two-year statute of limitations for Reglan lawsuits. And in most states, the clock started ticking for many Reglan lawsuits on the day the Black Box Warning was added. That means that if some people don’t file a Reglan lawsuit by February of 2011, they will never be able to!

It takes weeks and sometimes months for a Reglan lawyer to determine if you’re eligible to file a Reglan lawsuit. So don’t wait any longer – use the contact form on the right side of this page to get a free, no-obligation review of your potential Reglan lawsuit.

Reglan & Metoclopramide Videos

How To Report Adverse Events To The FDA
If you think you've suffered from a side effect from a prescription drug, you can voluntarily choose to report your symptoms to the FDA. This video from the FDA tells you how to do so. Reporting an injury to the FDA is not the same as hiring an attorney.
Safety Alert From The FDA
The FDA issued the following safety alert to warn the public about the dangers of using Reglan or Metoclopramide for a long period of time. Do not make any decisions about whether you should stop taking your medication without consulting your doctor.
What Movement Disorders Look Like
This video shows what movement disorders like Tardive Dyskinesia look like. If you or someone you love has similar symptoms, you might want to consider consulting with a Reglan lawyer.