Suboxone Lawsuit Late Entry

Summary

If you missed the deadline for the Suboxone class action lawsuit, you can contact the law firm handling the case to inquire about late entries. Alternatively, consider filing a personal injury lawsuit. Consult a local attorney for tailored advice.

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if I missed the deadline to file a claim even though I’m automatically eligible as a participant in the class action lawsuit for Suboxone causing toothache, what do I do?
You should:
- Contact the law firm handling the class action lawsuit about late entries.
- Consider filing a personal injury lawsuit as a separate action.
- Consult a local attorney.
Please note, these are general suggestions and you should seek legal advice tailored to your specific circumstances.
if I’m going to reach out to the Law Firm to inquire about filing a late claim entry, what information should I include in this? Could you help me write something to the law firm? I’m a *-year-old woman and I have been taking Suboxone for 11 years straight. I had perfect dental health before this even while I was on a pain management contract for years taking prescription opiate pain medication’s. I never had dental issues until I started taking Suboxone in * and now I have multiple severe dental infections, crumbling, broken teeth, tooth decay, all starting at the gum, lines, gum, disease, and gingivitis, these infections are serious and chronic And I’ve been lasting for years. I live in West Virginia, and I have state Medicaid health insurance which only covers tooth extractions. I’ve had multiple teeth extracted and currently I have two severely infected teeth that have broken off at the gum, line and drain infection, and pus daily And I am low income I can’t afford medical treatment and I would like to join the class action lawsuit but I see the deadline was * February *, but I am a prime candidate for this lawsuit
Sure, here's a short draft you can use:
Dear [Law Firm's Name],
Subject: Inquiry About Late Claim Entry for Suboxone Class Action Lawsuit
I'm writing to inquire about the possibility of submitting a late entry to the recent Suboxone class action lawsuit. I have been a Suboxone user for 11 years and have experienced significant dental health issues, which I believe are linked to this medication.
I was not aware of the lawsuit until after the deadline. I'm a resident of West Virginia, and due to my low income, I'm unable to afford the necessary dental treatments. I believe my situation aligns with the claims made in the class action lawsuit.
I would appreciate your guidance on possible next steps.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
Can you rewrite my inquiry using some of the information I provided you?
Certainly, here's your revised inquiry:
Dear [Law Firm's Name],
Subject: Late Entry Request for Suboxone Class Action Lawsuit
I hope this message finds you well. I'm a long-term Suboxone user and I believe the medication has caused my severe dental issues. Although I missed the official deadline, I'm seeking to join the class action lawsuit due to my condition and financial situation. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
[Your Name]
Can you make the inquiry longer and more detailed than that please?
Sure, here's a more detailed version:
Dear [Law Firm's Name],
I'm writing to request your guidance regarding a late entry into the Suboxone class action lawsuit. I have been a user of Suboxone for 11 years and throughout this time, I've experienced severe dental issues.
These include tooth decay, infections, broken teeth, and gum disease, which I firmly believe are a direct consequence of the medication. Prior to using Suboxone, my dental health was satisfactory, even while using prescription opiate pain medications.
I'm a resident of West Virginia and have been struggling financially, which has limited my options for dental treatments. As a result, I've had to resort to tooth extractions as this is the only option covered by my state Medicaid health insurance.
I keenly align with the claims made in the class action lawsuit and believe my inclusion would be beneficial. I appreciate your consideration and guidance on this matter.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]