Xarelto Lawsuit: Missouri Widow Files Complaint For Wrongful Death of Husband

July 22, 2015 – – Bloodthinnerhelp.com reports on a wrongful death lawsuit which has been filed in relation to allegedly dangerous side effects of Xarelto.

Xarelto is a popular blood thinner drug which has been a controversial topic after recently published studies showed a link between the blockbuster drug and severe side effects including uncontrollable bleeding.

People across the country are now filing lawsuits against several companies involved in the manufacturing and distribution of Xarelto in the US. Among other allegations, the pending lawsuits allege that these companies acted negligently by failing to warn the public of significant risks associated with Xarelto.

New Complaint Alleges Wrongful Death of Missouri Man

A lawsuit filed by a woman on May 22nd, 2015 alleges that Xarelto caused her husband to experience internal bleeding which eventually resulted in his wrongful death.

According to the complaint, the decedent was prescribed Xarelto by his physician in December of 2012. The man was then hospitalized on May 8th, 2013 for a cerebral hemorrhage and was later transferred to the Intensive Care Unit to be treated for his condition.

Unfortunately, the man passed away on May 22nd, 2013 from medical complications that were allegedly caused by Xarelto side effects.

Xarelto Lawyers Assisting Internal Bleeding Victims

“This case adds to the growing number of complaints which allege that Xarelto’s side effects caused injury or death,” commented Marc Goldich, Esq. of BloodThinnerHelp.com.

Goldich continued, “Many people are just learning that Xarelto may have been involved in a loved one’s injury or death and we are currently doing everything we can to help these people seek justice.”

BloodThinnerHelp.com is an online resource providing helpful information and updates on the pending Xarelto litigation, as well as access to legal representation.

For more information on this press release or Xarelto lawsuits, please contact Marc Goldich, Esq. at 866-425-8902.

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Marc Goldich
866-425-8902
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