If you or a loved one were diagnosed with cancer and used ZANTAC (Ranitidine) regularly, you may be entitled to compensation

You are not alone

Thousands of people have accused the makers of the antacid drug ZANTAC of creating and marketing a medication they knew contained the cancer-causing chemical NDMA without disclosing the risks to consumers or the government and the number is growing daily.

How The Process Works

Case Review

We begin by reviewing your online survey. First, we will look at the circumstances of your case and evaluate the actions needed.

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Follow Up

Our support team members will follow up with you with more detailed questions about your case (for example, you or your loved ones' experience with Zantac and the medical history) and explain to you what you can expect throughout the process.

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Contingency Agreement

If eligible, we will send you a contingency fee agreement to get represented in the case by one of our leading legal partners. Fees are payable only if a lawsuit is successful or results in a favorable settlement in which you get compensation. 

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Get Started

After signing the contingency agreement, a legal advocate will start working on your case. You might be requested to provide medical and historical documents. You will not have to spend a single dollar, even if the trial goes on for years.

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Settlement and Compensation

In the case of a successful settlement, you will get compensation and the contingency fee is deducted. Keep in mind that compensation amounts can vary between different cases and injury types.

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The Zantac lawsuit

After years of investigating Ranitidine (the main drug of Zantac), the FDA found a link between the chemical N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) contained within Zantac to cancer. The agency recently ordered that the drug be removed from the market. The FDA found that NDMA levels in ranitidine products can increase with time and high-temperature exposure to a dangerous level posing health risks to consumers.

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Confidential Survey

Find out if you are eligible for compensation.

Free Evaluation

Our dedicated team will reach out to you and walk you through the process.

Get Started

If eligible, join a lawsuit with full support from our legal partners.

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What is NDMA

NDMA is classified as a probable human carcinogen (cancer-causing chemical). Low levels of NDMA are not very dangerous however the levels of NDMA found in Zantac were very high and unsafe. Many people were ingesting high levels of cancer-causing chemicals daily without even knowing it and the makers of Zantac must be held accountable for their actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this process cost me any money?

There is no cost involved to complete the prequalification and eligibility processes. Moreover, there are no fees involved with signing with the legal team. The legal team is only compensated when a successful judgment or settlement is handed down in favor of the candidate.

Are those suffering from cancer entitled to compensation?

If an individual has been diagnosed with cancer and took at least 300 mg of Zantac per week for 1 year or more they may be entitled to compensation. There are more qualifying criteria that will be discussed confidentially with a team member after the online prequalification evaluation.

How does Select Justice advocate for people harmed by Zantac?

Select Justice empowers people who were medically harmed from Zantac usage to seek justice through informative advice and support. In addition, Select Justice helps people through the process of joining lawsuits to pursue compensation related to their medical claims and suffering.

What is Select Justice?

Select Justice is an advocacy group made up of investigators and technology professionals who are committed to bringing justice and help to people who are suffering from serious injuries. For over 12 years, we have built a network of legal partners and advisors that are devoted to helping individuals unite and fight against dishonest corporations by holding wrongdoers accountable for their unethical behaviour. 

What is contingency fee?

A contingency fee agreement is a legal fee agreement where a client only pays an attorney if the attorney is successful in recovering compensation on the client’s behalf. Under a contingency fee agreement, an attorney works on a case for a fixed percentage of any recovery paid to the client. The contingency fee percentage can vary from state to state and by the complexity of the legal matter but is typically 33% to 40% of the compensation received by the client. Under a contingency fee agreement, the client does not pay an attorney any up-front or on-going legal fees, and the client is not responsible for any legal fees if the attorney does not obtain compensation for the client. 

How does Select Justice protect my personal information?

We take matters of personal privacy very seriously. When you share you personal and private information with our team of professionals, we take many special measures to protect your privacy. We are HIPAA-compliant to ensure any medical records you share with us are secure. Additionally, we follow other best practices in the areas of information security to assure your information is safe from prying eyes.

Is Select Justice a law firm?

No, Select Justice is not a law firm and is not qualified to give any legal advice. We advocate for those individuals who have been harmed or injured by assisting them with understanding the cause of their situation, identifying who may be responsible, and helping them take steps to pursue justice against the wrongdoers.

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1. The completion of this evaluation does not guarantee compensation. Each project has specific qualifying criteria and the criteria may change from time-to-time. In some instances, users who are not immediately contacted may be contacted at a later date.

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