Ozempic Contracts

Our Eligibility & Screening Criteria in Ozempic Cases

We have extensive experience in delivering contracts to legal clients based on their specific eligibility criteria. We have become knowledgeable about cases of individuals who took Ozempic and developed stomach paralysis and, thereby, have the necessary experience and resources to aid you in launching your Ozempic campaign and have signed contracts delivered to your law firm. Atraxia Media is ready to implement a retaining campaign that will entail the following:

• Pre-screening. We understand that you want to avoid wasting time assessing the situation of each and every client who requests your services, which is why our team will efficiently take care of the pre-screening of the prospective clients to determine whether they are a good fit for your law firm. We are well aware that not every person who reaches out to you meets your eligibility criteria, and this is where our team of professionals comes in.
• Screening each case. Because we will have a thorough comprehension of your eligibility criteria, we will screen each potential client by asking some simple questions and conducting interviews to determine whether their case would be suitable for your law firm. Our main goal during this step of the process is to get to the core of each case in order to differentiate between eligible and ineligible clients.
• Following up with potential Ozempic clients. To boost the effectiveness of the interaction with prospective clients, we will follow up with everyone who seems to qualify for filing an Ozempic claim with the assistance of your law firm. The follow-up strategy we use takes into account the period of time during which the prospective client is available to talk, among other important factors.
• Delivering signed contracts to your law firm. If you decide to work with our team of professionals, you are bound to receive a constant influx of signed contracts from us. Our team is committed to providing you with the Ozempic contracts you need.
• Connecting you with a greater volume of prospective Ozempic claimants. Atraxia Media has been working on increasing the number of eligible cases a law firm receives for a few decades, which means that we have the experience necessary to ensure you will observe a significant increase in the volume of your clients.
• Running in-house marketing strategies that generate cases. Due to our internal intake department, we receive the leads in real time, and they are subsequently evaluated based on the eligibility criteria you provided us.
• Getting potential Ozempic plaintiffs exclusively to your law firm. Currently, plaintiffs involved in stomach paralysis Ozempic cases are in high demand. Nevertheless, we will go to great lengths to discover the best clients for your law firm.

People who are eligible to file an Ozempic gastroparesis claim must meet the following criteria:

• they must have not received a diagnosis of gastroparesis in the past
• they must have taken Ozempic as prescribed by their doctor
• they must have developed gastroparesis as a result of taking the drug

Therefore, if you are a personal injury attorney, we strongly encourage you to contact Atraxia Media, and we will promptly get to work so as to make sure you will have the best clients, as well as the largest number of eligible cases. Our areas of focus include personal injury, which means that we have everything necessary to help your business flourish.

Ozempic Facts & History

Known generically as semaglutide, Ozempic was approved in 2017 by the FDA for use in adults with type 2 diabetes. It is a weekly injection that promotes lower blood sugar by helping the pancreas release more insulin. While Ozempic is not a weight loss drug, it can also have this effect. Roughly a third of people who take the medication for weight loss will lose 10% or more of their body weight. It is worth noting that Ozempic is not a type of insulin or a substitute for insulin, but it does stimulate the pancreas to produce insulin when glucose is present, such as after a meal. Ozempic relies upon the body's own insulin to have this effect.

However, it has recently come to light that Ozempic can cause stomach paralysis, medically known as gastroparesis, a very serious disorder. It is a disorder that slows or stops the movement of food from the stomach to the small intestine. When a person has gastroparesis, their stomach muscles work poorly or not at all, and their stomach takes too long to empty its contents. The condition can delay digestion, which can lead to various symptoms and health complications. Some of the symptoms of gastroparesis are the following:

• feeling full soon after starting a meal
• abdominal bloating and pain
• nausea and vomiting
• vomiting undigested food
• acid reflux
• feeling full long after eating a meal

The health complications of gastroparesis include blood sugar levels that are difficult to control, which can worsen diabetes, dehydration due to repeated vomiting, and malnutrition due to poor absorption of nutrients. According to statistics, 15% of Americans have personally used Ozempic for weight loss, while 47% know someone who has. Data from Novo Nordisk, the manufacturer of the drug, suggests that U.S. providers were writing approximately 60,000 new weekly prescriptions for Ozempic as of April 2023. Because one of the serious side effects of taking the medication is gastroparesis, injured people have begun filing claims with the manufacturer to recover financial compensation.

OZEMPIC PRODUCT LIABILITY LITIGATION

History:

2023:

August: On August 2, 2023, a lawsuit was filed by Jaclyn Bjorklund, a 44-year-old woman from Louisiana, against Novo Nordisk, the manufacturer of Ozempic, alleging her gastroparesis is the result of her taking the medication. Her attorneys claim that she used the drug for over a year. The woman accuses the manufacturer of failing to warn of the risk of severe gastrointestinal events that could be caused by taking Ozempic. According to the lawsuit, Bjorklund has suffered from "severe vomiting, stomach pain, gastrointestinal burning, being hospitalized for stomach issues on several occasions including visits to the emergency room, teeth falling out due to excessive vomiting, requiring additional medications to alleviate her excessive vomiting, and throwing up whole food hours after eating."