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Aches and pains are part and parcel of modern living on account of the fact that the majority of us work long hours with no respite even during the weekends. As a result, many Americans reach for painkillers such as Tylenol when they get a headache or back pain that comes from having to sit down for hours on end at their places of work. While Tylenol is great for low grade pain, it can have negative effects on the body’s organs, particularly the liver. Cases of Tylenol liver failure have been increasing on a yearly basis because of the fact that not many individuals are aware of the fact that this painkilling medication has deleterious effects on the liver, as well as due to the increase in individuals across the country reporting instances of chronic pain. Your liver is a vital organ that not only processes medication, but it also is needed when it comes to the storage of minerals and nutrients, either short term or long term. One cannot live without the liver, and damage to this very large organ tends to be insidious, which means that one only finds out that their liver is failing when it is too late. If you took Tylenol long term and then went on to suffer liver failure, we may be able to help you get compensated by the filing of a Tylenol liver damage and failure lawsuit.

Are you looking for a Tylenol liver failure attorney? Please call us NOW at (773) 823-0298 to learn more about your legal options for justice and compensation. Our experienced liver injury lawyers have over 90 YEARS of combined legal experience that we would love to put to work on your case. What makes McCready Law different is the extensive litigation experience we possess that other firms do not have: in fact, most firms prefer to negotiate with the insurance company as this not only takes much shorter with regard to payouts, but it also means that the firm won’t have to avail as many resources, at the expense of the client who usually gets a paltry compensation amount. On top of having a bilingual staff (hablamos Espanol), we have satisfactory levels of malpractice insurance, so your settlements are always safe with us. Regardless of where you are in the country at the moment, if you were hurt by Tylenol, we’d love to hear from you – please call us NOW at (773) 823-0298: the call is ABSOLUTELY FREE!

How Does Tylenol Cause Liver Failure?

Tylenol first hit the market back in 1955. Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson currently, this drug gets to work fast as it uses the liver route. It blocks pain receptors in the body, giving individuals some form of relief for a number of hours. Given the sometimes relentless nature of pain, many individuals are tempted to take more than two pills which then quickly add up in the body. The culprit in Tylenol is acetaminophen, which is its active ingredient. This compound has over the years been linked to liver failure, which has a cumulative effect – that is to say, the more Tylenol you take, the more likely you are to suffer severe liver failure.

Experienced Tylenol Liver Failure Lawyers – Call Us NOW!

These cases tend to be very challenging, due to the fact that the company may look for all loopholes available in order to deny your claim, such as accusing you of improperly taking the medication, or offering you a very low and laughable offer for your injuries, or purposely ensuring that the case is put through obstacles and motions to delay and deny your claim. It is for these reasons that you will need the help of an experienced Tylenol injury lawyers in order to get the compensation you truly deserve. Please call us NOW at (773) 823-0298 to learn more – thanks, and we look forward to helping you.