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The law practice of Zoll & Kranz, LLC believes that everyone has the right to seek damages for a number of legal matters, such as Dangerous drugs, Defective products and medical devices, Personal injury or wrongful death, Antitrust violations And more.
We also believe that individuals have the right to information, and are entitled to answers regarding their health, livelihood and wellbeing.
These are some of the reasons why we created this list of commonly asked questions, and the answers we provide our clients. If the question you are looking for the answer to is not listed below, please do not hesitate to contact the multidistrict litigation (MDL) and class action attorneys at Zoll & Kranz by calling now for a personal consultation of your potential case. You may also submit an online case review form, and we will be in touch with you shortly.
No. We believe that a client is best served by hiring an aggressive attorney who has extensive experience in fighting for the rights of individuals hurt by dangerous drugs, defective devices, and unsafe consumer products.
We are nationally renowned for our work in these and other legal areas. For more information about how our firm may be able to help you, call today.
A second opinion is important to obtain if a firm has denied your claim. Attorneys often have varying perspectives regarding the degree of risk they are willing to assume in any certain case.
If we decline your case, we will do our best to provide you with the name and contact information for someone who may be able to assist you.
An MDL attorney may choose not to pursue a claim for various reasons, the most common being that the facts do not warrant a MDL.
Another reason an attorney may not take a case is because he or she believes that the chance for recovery is too small or remote and therefore not financially justifiable for you to pursue.
As described by the mission statement at Zoll & Kranz, LLC, we believe that “One of the greatest human needs is to be appreciated and understood. To accomplish that one must first listen, then take action based on what you have heard.” This is how we treat each and every case review at our firm.
These evaluations also involve gaining an understanding and assessing the relevant facts and history from a potential client. Based on this information, a dangerous drug attorney may or may not be able to give an opinion as to whether the facts of the case state a claim and other legal issues, such as:
- If the claim is financially justifiable
- The degree of risk associated with the claim
- The claim’s likelihood of recovery
At Zoll & Kranz, we will keep you updated on all stages of the case review process. Our firm will also provide you with names of other professionals who may be able to help you in the event that we cannot take your case.
The law requires an individual to file a claim within a certain period of time. If not filed within this time frame, referred to as the “statute of limitations,” you are no longer able to pursue a claim.
The statute of limitations depends on both the type of claim and the facts of the case. Because there are many differences, exceptions and various statutes governing the limitations for a particular claim, an experienced MDL attorney should be consulted immediately to ensure that the claim is filed in time.
The law requires an individual to file a claim within a certain period of time. If not filed within this time frame, referred to as the “statute of limitations,” you are no longer able to pursue a claim.
The statute of limitations depends on both the type of claim and the facts of the case. Because there are many differences, exceptions and various statutes governing the limitations for a particular claim, an experienced MDL attorney should be consulted immediately to ensure that the claim is filed in time.
The law requires an individual to file a claim within a certain period of time. If not filed within this time frame, referred to as the “statute of limitations,” you are no longer able to pursue a claim.
The statute of limitations depends on both the type of claim and the facts of the case. Because there are many differences, exceptions and various statutes governing the limitations for a particular claim, an experienced MDL attorney should be consulted immediately to ensure that the claim is filed in time.
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