Zoloft Birth Defect Class Action Lawsuit Moved to State Court

The Zoloft birth defect class action lawsuit, which was moved to federal court at the request of Pfizer, was pushed back into federal court this week. The Zoloft class action lawsuit alleges that Zoloft (sertraline HCI) caused birth defects in 21 children whose mothers were prescribed Zoloft while pregnant.

The Zoloft birth defect class action lawsuit also alleges that Pfizer didn’t adequately warn the medical community and the public of the danger that Zoloft could have for pregnant mothers and their unborn children. The Zoloft birth defect lawsuit accuses Pfizer of negligence, negligence of pharmacovigilance (which requires Pfizer to monitor safety issues for its drugs,) failure to warn, and fraud. The Pfizer Zoloft class action lawsuit seeks both actual (medical and care expenses) and punitive damages.

If you would like more information about filing a Zoloft birth defect class action lawsuit or a Zoloft birth defect personal injury lawsuit just go to the Zoloft Birth Defect Class Action Lawsuit Investigation page. There you can submit your information to attorneys who are actively investigating all claims regarding birth defects like Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension (PPHN,) Atrial Septal Defects (ASD,) ventricular septal defects (VSD,)abdominal birth defects (omphalocele,) cranial birth defects (craniosynotosis,) aorta coarctation, hypoplastic right or left heart syndrome, transposition of the great arteries (TGA), tetralogy of fallot (TOF), spina bifidaand other problems which may be attributed to Zoloft or another anti-depressant (SSRI) drug taken while pregnant.