Since Saiontz & Kirk began investigating potential lawsuits for Plavix side effects, we have been contacted by many concerned individuals who used the blood thinner.  In response to several requests for further information regarding the problems with Plavix, we have added more resources to our website about the Plavix claims.

On October 30, 2006, one of the first Plavix lawsuits was filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. 

Two studies have demonstrated the risks associated with Plavix, yet the manufacturer has failed to properly warn of the Plavix side effects.  By failing to inform consumers about the risks associated with their blood thinner, the manufacturers have put users at risk of serious injury.

Doctors and scientists are meeting this week in Washington, D.C. to review and debate the dangers of drug-eluting stents.  These cardiac stents are used to open clogged arteries.  However, cardiologists have begun to question the safety of these newer medicated stents

Since Saiontz & Kirk announced that we are investigating claims for Plavix side effects, many concerned individuals have contacted our office for a free claim evaluation.  Studies have found that Plavix provides no significant benefit over cheaper aspirin, and could in fact increase the risk of serious and potentially fatal… Read more.

Saiontz & Kirk has recently started investigating and reviewing potential claims for injuries suffered as a side effect of Plavix. The popular blood thinner has become the second best selling medication in the world as an alternative to aspirin for prevention blood clots and to reduce the risk of heart… Read more.