Topamax Autism Lawsuit

Taking the Drug Topamax while Pregnant Has A Risk for causing birth defects and other side effects.

What Happened?

There seems to be a link between prenatal exposure to Topamax and an elevated risk of neurodevelopmental disorders in children, primarily Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and intellectual disability.

Who Are We After?

Johnson & Johnson failed to warn women and doctors about the risks to pregnant women for taking Topamax.

Why Do We Fight?

There’s a pressing need for research and guidelines on medication use during pregnancy. Pharmaceutical companies and retailers must ensure their products are safe for everyone.

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You don’t pay us any fees up front. You will never pay us anything unless we win a recovery on your behalf.

While we cannot provide medical advice, we strongly recommend pregnant women to consult their healthcare providers about all medications, particularly Topamax, especially given the emerging research and potential risks. The FDA has issued serious warnings about Topamax.

If you consumed Topamax between 2003 - 2009 during pregnancy and later discovered your child was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or intellectual disabilities, you may be eligible to join our Topamax lawsuits. Our litigation endeavors not only to secure compensation for those affected but also to propel a much-needed change in the pharmaceutical landscape, holding companies accountable and preventing further harm.