Tardive Dyskinesia Lawsuit

Tardive Dyskinesia symptoms have been documented to occur in patients after just a few months of neuroleptic drug use. While the actual number of people affected by Tardive Dyskinesia is unknown, the estimates are extremely high. In 1992, the American Psychiatric Association estimated that 15% of patients develop Tardive Dyskinesia within just three years, a surprising number for the many people who believed neuroleptics to be a breakthrough in schizophrenia treatment.

Tardive Dyskinesia lawsuits may be on the rise as more and more patients and families are becoming affected by the sometimes permanent antipsychotic side effect. While Tardive Dyskinesia is a more serious antipsychotic side effect, there are also many other antipsychotic side effects that have been discovered over the years. The big push for neuroleptics onto the market has appeared successful with few notable Tardive Dyskinesia lawsuits, but the number of Tardive Dyskinesia lawsuits filed is expected to increase with reports of Tardive Dyskinesia continuing to grow.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with tardive dyskinesia email us immediately so we can help in finding experienced attorneys that specialize in tardive dyskinesia lawsuits. You may be entitled to lifelong compensation and we can help in your search for the right tardive dyskinesia attorney.