Tepezza Lawsuit

If you developed permanent hearing loss, tinnitus, or other hearing complications as a result of Tepezza® infusions, you could face significant healthcare costs for the rest of your life. Contact Scout Law Group today to see if you qualify to file a Tepezza® hearing loss lawsuit to recover damages for your injuries.
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Tepezza Lawsuit
Updated On:
December 28, 2022
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Scout Law Group is filing lawsuits against the Tepezza manufacturer

Scout Law Group is filing a Tepezza Hearing Loss Lawsuit for all people whose hearing was harmed by Tepezza, a medication for thyroid eye diseases.

Tepezza has been linked to irreversible noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus, a ringing in the ears that can cause hearing difficulty and balance issues. The lawsuit filed by Scout Law Group seeks justice for those affected by Tepezza hearing loss.

The team at Scout has vowed to fight vigorously on their client's behalf and obtain the maximum compensation they deserve. Through this Tepezza Hearing Loss Lawsuit, individuals can get justice with medical treatment or reduced medical expenses to help repair their hearing.

What Exactly Is Tepezza®?

Teprotumumab, also known as Tepezza®, is the first FDA-approved medication for Thyroid Eye Disease (TED), which is typically caused by Graves Disease. Unfortunately, studies have shown that up to 65% of Tepezza infusion patients experienced serious hearing complications.

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Tepezza Lawsuit

Horizon Pharmaceuticals

Horizon Therapeutics, the company that makes Tepezza, said that in its clinical trials, only about 10% of Tepezza® users had problems with their hearing. Many other recent studies show a much higher percentage. Horizon also said that their clinical trials showed most of the side effects related to hearing were temporary. However, other studies have found that these symptoms persisted even after the drug was stopped.

Failure to Properly Notify Patients and Doctors

Tepezza® has been effective in treating TED, but the company that makes it may not have done enough to warn patients and doctors about the serious risks to hearing that come with it. Several published studies have shown that up to 65% of Tepezza® infusion patients may be at risk for hearing problems. Worse, the hearing loss and other resulting complications may be PERMANENT.

These recent studies suggest that doctors keep a close eye on their patients' hearing during and after Tepezza® treatments and even check their hearing before starting the therapy. Patients should also know the treatments may result in permanent hearing loss. Only in this way will doctors and patients be able to accurately assess the risks and potential benefits of using Tepezza®.

Time is of the essence so you must act quickly.

Hearing issues such as hearing loss and tinnitus can be expensive to treat and have lifelong consequences. You may face significant healthcare costs for the rest of your life as a result of Tepezza®. 

Call Scout Law Group today for a FREE consultation to discuss how we can maximize your compensation.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Tepezza

Does Tepezza® cause hearing loss?

Yes, Tepezza® has been linked to hearing-related issues ranging from tinnitus (constant ringing in the ears) to permanent hearing loss. Studies have shown nearly half of Tepezza® users experienced hearing problems within receiving four Tepezza® treatments.

How much does a Tepezza® hearing loss lawyer cost? 

It costs you nothing out of pocket to retain the lawyers at Scout Law Group. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means we only get paid if we recover compensation for you.  

Who qualifies to file a Tepezza® hearing loss lawsuit?

Anyone who received Tepezza® infusions and has been diagnosed with partial or total hearing loss or has been diagnosed with tinnitus is eligible. Our Scout Law Group team can help determine if you qualify to file a Tepezza® hearing loss lawsuit.