The Zoloft birth defect attorneys working with Class Action.org are offering a free online consultation to women who took this antidepressant while pregnant and gave birth to a child with skull, heart or abdominal defects. Potentially, these individuals may be eligible for a Zoloft birth defects lawsuit if their child was born with any of the following injuries: craniosynostosis; club foot; spina bifida; holes in the heart; ventricular septal defects (VSD); atrial spetal defects (ASD); transposition of the great arteries (TGA); tetralogy of fallot (TOF); hypoplastic left heart syndrome; or omphalocele. To find out if you can participate in a Zoloft birth defect lawsuit, visit
http://www.classaction.org/zoloft.html and fill out the form on the right for a no obligation, no cost case evaluation.
Zoloft (generic version: Setraline) is classified as a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) and is prescribed to treat depression, panic attacks and other mental health conditions. Reportedly, some women have claimed that after taking this drug during pregnancy, they delivered a child with
Zoloft birth defects of the skull, heart or abdomen. If the manufacturer failed to properly outline a risk for potential Zoloft birth defects for women and patients, legal recourse may be available to those who took the drug while pregnant and gave birth to a child with a birth defect.
Zoloft birth defect lawsuits must be filed within a certain period of time, before the claimant is barred from ever taking legal action. Therefore, women with
Zoloft birth defects claims are invited to visit Class Action.org to receive a free, no obligation review of their potential case. This online consultation can help women determine whether they have an opportunity to seek compensation for medical bills and other losses resulting from their child’s condition.
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