Accutane Lawsuit Loans
Have a Settled Accutane Lawsuit But Need Cash Now?
TriMark Legal Funding provides post-settlement funding on settled Accutane lawsuits nationwide.
Legal Funding on Settled Accutane Lawsuits
TriMark Legal Funding is one of America’s leading lawsuit funding companies. We provide post-settlement funding (lawsuit loans) to injured plaintiffs with settled Accutane cases nationwide while they wait for their settlements to payout.
At TriMark Legal Funding, we offer non-recourse lawsuit funding cash advances to plaintiffs who are involved in either pending or settled legal claims, often in 24 hours or less.
Lawsuit loans are a discreet, sensible way to keep your head above water until your attorney has finished negotiating your lawsuit settlement.
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Important Notice About Accutane Lawsuit Funding
TriMark Legal Funding only offers post-settlement funding on settled Accutane lawsuits at this time
This means that to qualify for funding consideration, you must have already signed your settlement agreement and know either
- The gross amount of your settlement OR
- The actual net amount you will be receiving after all deductions (attorney fees, case costs, medical liens, etc.)
If you have a settled Accutane lawsuit and would like to apply for settlement funding, please apply here.
$0 UPFRONT FEES
NO CREDIT CHECK
Receive $1,000 to $250,000 in 4-24 hours after approval. No upfront or hidden fees and no hassles – EVER. You can relax while we work with your attorney to get you approved quickly.
AMERICA’S ORIGINAL LOWEST RATE GUARANTEE
On settled cases, we can offer capped, non-compounding rates of just over 2%.
We will match or beat any competitor’s contract rate.
100% RISK-FREE
NO WIN = NO PAY
Receive cash now but repay nothing until after your case settles. No monthly payments. Approval is based on the points and estimated net value of your case.
Accutane Lawsuit Funding
Generically known as Isotretinoin, this drug has been a popular anti-acne drug since it came on the market in 1982. It went “off-patent” in 2002 and has been available in generic prescription form under the following names: Amnesteem, Claravis, Decutan, Istane, Sotret, Ratane, RAccutane and the generic Isotretinoin. It was originally intended for the treatment of severe acne but many dermatologists prescribe the drug for off-label purposes.
Acne treatment was created by Hoffman La Roche, a United States drug manufacturer. It is a synthetic form of Vitamin A that is made to alleviate severe acne symptoms. The La Roche Group is a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer bringing in $1.2 billion annually just for sales of Accutane.
Serious side effects include:
- Ulcerative Colitis
- Crohn’s Disease
- Depression
- Erectile dysfunction (difficulty in maintaining erection)
- Violent behavior/aggression
- Psychosis (seeing or hearing things that are not real)
- Suicide attempts
- Hearing impairment
- Osteopenia/osteoporosis (loss in bone mass and strength/weak and fragile bones)
- Hepatotoxicity (liver damage)
- Anaphylaxis (rapid and deadly allergic reaction)
- Major birth defects
- Cataracts/corneal opacities (can cause a decrease in vision and lead to eventual blindness)
- Agranulocytosis (low white blood cells)
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Pancreatitis
- Vascular thrombosis (heart attack)
- Stroke
- Seizures
Accutane Side Effects
Recent studies have linked Accutane (known generically as Isotretinoin), a popular acne medication, to serious and painful side effects and gastrointestinal problems such as inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). IBD is often characterized by conditions such as Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s disease and is associated with an increased risk of developing colorectal cancer.
In addition, studies have suggested Accutane may cause serious mental health problems (such as depression, psychosis, and suicide), birth defects, miscarriages, premature births, and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (severe skin reaction which can sometimes be fatal).
Over 16 million people worldwide have used the drug since it was first approved by the FDA in 1982. Accutane is used for the treatment of severe acne that is unresponsive to conventional therapy, including antibiotics.
On June 26, 2009, Hoffman-La Roche Pharmaceuticals voluntarily pulled the drug from the US market citing, among others reasons, the cost of defending against lawsuits. Isotretinoin continues to be available as a generic and is also sold under a wide variety of names including Amnesteem, Claravis, and Sotret.
There are dozens of know side effects, the most serious of which are gastrointestinal problems like inflammatory bowel disease, ulcerative colitis, and Crohn’s disease. Here is a full list of known Accutane side effects.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
People suffering from Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) can experience the side effects many years after consuming the medication. IBD is a general term that refers to a group of digestive disorders that can cause chronic inflammation or redness and swelling in the small and large intestines. Symptoms often include abdominal pain and cramping, weight loss, poor appetite, fatigue, diarrhea (can be bloody), rectal bleeding, and fever. Other IBD-related health problems may include: arthritis and joint pain, weak bones, and bone breaks, eye inflammation, liver inflammation, gallstones, skin ulcers or lesions, kidney stones, delayed puberty, and growth problems (in children and teens), and in rare cases, lung problems.
The two major types of IBD are Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis. Although they share similar symptoms they differ in that they affect different parts of the digestive tract.
Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
Crohn’s disease results in inflammation which usually affects all layers of the intestinal wall in the small and large intestines, as well as other digestive organs. In contrast, ulcerative colitis results in inflammation and ulcers (sores) which usually affect the inner lining of the large intestine (colon) and rectum. The big difference between the two being Crohn’s causes inflammation deeper within the intestinal wall whereas ulcerative colitis affects only the superficial top layer of the lining of the large intestine. There is no cure for either disease and if drug therapy fails, which it often does, in treating these ailments then surgery is the only viable option.
Accutane FDA Black Box Warning
Isotretinoin was a pregnancy category X drug under the previous FDA system and is contraindicated in pregnant women or who may become pregnant. There have been severe, documented congenital disabilities when pregnant women have taken isotretinoin.
The FDA issued a web page warning in 2007 and required a Black Box Warning label since 2003. It is the strongest warning that the FDA requires. A black box warning indicates that studies have found that the drug carries a significant risk of serious or even life-threatening adverse effects. The FDA required Hoffman-La Roche to place a black box warning on the labeling and in the literature describing it to help patients avoid serious adverse events. In addition, the FDA now has stricter rules regarding the dispensation of Accutane.
Case Archive
Archived cases are lawsuits that TriMark tracked or offered legal funding on at some point, but can no longer offer settlement funding on pending cases. While the majority of these lawsuits have been closed due to claim resolution and pre settlement funding is no longer available on them, some remain eligible for settled case funding.
Check the pages below for more information and to see if lawsuit funding is still available from TriMark.
Defective Drugs
Abilify *
Accutane
Actos *
Androgel *
Avandia
Avelox *
Baycol *
Belviq *
Bextra *
Big Tobacco *
Celebrex *
Cipro *
Coumadin *
Crestor *
Darvocet *
Darvon *
Dexatrim *
Dexilant *
Eliquis *
Ephedrine *
Fen-Phen
Fluoroquinolones *
Fosamax
Gadolinium Contrast Dye *
GranuFlo & NaturaLyte
Heparin *
Invokana *
Levaquin *
Lipitor *
Lipobay *
Losartan *
Meridia *
Nexium *
Paxil *
Pergolide *
More Defective Drugs…
Permax *
Plavix *
Prempro *
Prevacid *
Prexige *
Prilosec *
Propulsid *
Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI) *
Protonix *
Prozac *
Raptiva *
Ranitidine *
Reglan *
Rezulin *
RotaShield *
Seldane *
Seroquel *
Taxotere *
Testosterone *
Topomax *
Trasylol *
Trovan *
Truvada *
Valsartan *
Vioxx
Warfarin *
Yasmin *
Yaz *
Zantac *
Zelnorm *
Zocor *
Zofran *
Zoloft *
Zyban *
Zyprexa *
Defective Medical Devices
Bair Hugger *
ERCP Scope *
Guidant Heart Device *
Hip Replacement Recall Lawsuits
Biomet Hip *
Depuy Hip *
Depuy ASR Hip *
Depuy Pinnacle Hip *
Stryker Hip *
Wright Hip *
Zimmer Hip *
Knee Replacement Recall *
Kugel Mesh Patch *
Medtronic Infuse Bone Graft *
Medtronic Marquis Defibrillator *
Medtronic Sprint Fidelis *
Mirena IUD *
NuvaRing *
Ortho Evra Patch *
Paragard IUD *
Phillips CPAP *
Power Morcellator *
Surgical Robot *
Da Vinci Robot *
Vaginal Mesh
Bladder Mesh *
Bladder Sling *
Defective Products / Other
Boy Scouts Sexual Abuse *
BP Oil Spill *
Class Action Lawsuits *
Commercial Litigation Funding
Dow Corning Breast Implant *
DuPont C8 (Teflon) *
E-Cigarette and Vaping *
JUUL *
FIU Bridge Collapse *
Paraquat Weedkiller *
PG&E Wildfire Lawsuits *
Sports Injury Lawsuits *
NCAA Concussion *
NFL Concussion *
WWE Concussion *
Takata Airbag Settlement *
Talcum Powder
Apply For Accutane Lawsuit Settled Case Funding
To qualify for an Accutane lawsuit cash advance, you must have a settled Accutane lawsuit. Pending lawsuits are not eligible at this time.
To qualify, you must have an already signed Accutane settlement agreement which clearly shows either the gross amount of your settlement or the actual net amount you will be receiving after all deductions (attorney fees, case costs, medical liens, etc.) have been made.
If you have a settled Accutane lawsuit and need funding, either: