Hepatitis C Class Action

Hepatitis C is a disease of the liver, caused by a virus. Its main mode of transmission is through direct contact with the blood of an infected person. Some infected individuals experience fatigue and nausea. In more severe cases, a variety of symptoms may develop that are related to a poorly functioning liver. A significant minority of persons who contract Hepatitis C, die from this disease.

The government has set aside $1.1 billion for the settlement of claims. Negotiations are ongoing.

We represent a number of clients who contracted Hepatitis C through the receipt of "tainted blood".

NEWS HEADLINES Update Pre1986/Post 1990 Hepatitis C (6/25/2007) Pre-1986/post-1990 Hepatitis C Final Settlement Agreement December 15, 2006 (12/15/2006) Client Update  (11/15/2006)