Fosamax Lawsuit Loans
Have a Settled Fosamax Lawsuit But Need Cash Now?
TriMark Legal Funding provides post-settlement funding on settled Fosamax lawsuits nationwide.
Legal Funding on Fosamax Lawsuits
TriMark Legal Funding is one of America’s leading personal injury accident loan companies. We provide pre-settlement funding and post-settlement funding (lawsuit loans) to injured plaintiffs nationwide while they wait for their lawsuit settlements.

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 Fosamax Lawsuit Funding
TriMark Legal Funding only offers post-settlement funding on settled Fosamax 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 Fosamax lawsuit and would like to apply for settlement funding, please apply here.
Fosamax Lawsuit Funding
If you have filed a lawsuit against Merck & Company because of a femur fracture, jaw surgery, or jaw replacement, and are interested in a settlement loan against your case, we can help.
TLF offers post-settlement loans to plaintiffs who have already signed their claim release.
What is Fosamax?
Fosamax (Alendronate) is prescribed to men and women for the prevention or treatment of osteoporosis and other bone diseases. Fosamax is manufactured by Merck & Company and received FDA approval in 1995. Since 2008, generic versions of this drug, called Alendronate, manufactured by Barr Pharmaceuticals and Teva Pharmaceuticals, have been available on the market.
The idea behind the drug is that it should reduce the risk of broken bones and fractures in patients. Unfortunately, and herein lies the problem, it is known for occasionally causing the opposite effect: It is known to cause serious femur fractures, along with other broken bones. Additionally, it has been reported that Fosamax might cause other serious medical conditions such as osteromyeltitis, which is the inflammation of bone marrow, and dead jaw disease (osteonecrosis).
Over the last several years, thousands of people have filed lawsuits when health complications emerged after they began taking the drug.
Medical experts have amassed overwhelming evidence that links the drug to thigh bone fractures resulting from little to no force being exerted to the bone.
The FDA encouraged Merck to add label warnings about bone fractures, but it took Merck over a year to include fractures as one of the possible side effects.
The active ingredient is Alendronic Acid. The medicine is considered a success and is, in fact, still available for sale and many post-menopausal women who used the drug have experienced improvement with regards to osteoporosis.
Side effects are very serious and those injured by them can claim just compensation.
While Fosamax is supposed to strengthen the bone mass in women and men, it has been documented that the drug may cause different bone fractures and femur fractures. We have included a shortlist of other side effects of the drug Fosamax.
Fosamax Side Effects
These are some of the known side effects that have been reported and confirmed:
- Chest pain
- Chronic back pain
- Severe bone pain
- Coughing up blood
- Eye problems
- Pain when swallowing
- Flu-like symptoms
- Hip and thigh pain
- Joint and muscle pain
- Nausea, diarrhea or constipation
- Dizziness
- Pain in the Upper Stomach
- Pain under the ribs
- Jaw Pain
- Severe heartburn
- Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat and hands
Drugs
- Abilify
- Accutane
- Actonel
- Actos
- Androgel
- Avandia
- Avelox
- Baycol
- Belviq
- Bextra
- Boniva
- Celebrex
- Cipro
- Coumadin
- Crestor
- Darvocet
- Darvon
- Dexatrim
- Dexilant
- Eliquis
- Ephedrine
- Fen-Phen
- Fluoroquinolones
- Fosamax
- Gadolinium Dye
- GranuFlo & NaturaLyte
- Heparin
- Invokana
- Levaquin
- Lipitor
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- Losartan
- Meridia
- Nexium
- Paxil
- Pergolide
- Permax
- Plavix
- Prempro
- Prevacid
- Prexige
- Prilosec
- Propulsid
- Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI)
- Protonix
- Prozac
- Raptiva
- Ranitidine
- Reglan
- Rezulin
- RotaShield
- Seldane
- Seroquel
- Taxotere
- Testosterone
- Topomax
- Trasylol
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- Vioxx
- Warfarin
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- Yaz
- Zantac
- Zelnorm
- Zocor
- Zofran
- Zoloft
- Zyban
- Zyprexa
Medical Devices
- Bair Hugger
- ERCP Scope
- Guidant Heart Device
- IUD Litigation
- Mirena IUD
- Paragard IUD
- Kugel Mesh Patch
- Medtronic
- Infuse Bone Graft
- Marquis Defibrillator
- Sprint Fidelis
- NuvaRing
- Ortho Evra Patch
- Phillips CPAP
- Power Morcellator
- Surgical Robot
- Da Vinci Robot
Products / Other
- 9/11 First Responder Settlements
- Big Tobacco
- Class Action Lawsuits
- Commercial Litigation Funding
- Deepwater Horizon MDL 2179
- Dow Corning Breast Implant
- DuPont C-8 (Teflon) MDL 2433
- E-Cigarettes
- JUUL
- FIU Bridge Collapse
- Hertz False Arrest Lawsuit
- Iraq War Hostages
- Paraquat Weedkiller
- PG&E Wildfire Lawsuits
- Sports Injury Lawsuits
- NCAA Concussion
- NFL Concussion
- WWE Concussion
- Takata Airbag Settlement
Apply For Fosamax Lawsuit Settled Case Funding

To qualify for an Accutane lawsuit cash advance, you must have a settled Fosamax lawsuit. Pending lawsuits are not eligible at this time.
To qualify, you must have an already signed Fosamax 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, medical hold-backs, etc.) have been made.
If you have a settled Fosamax lawsuit and need funding, either: