Yes, there have been lawsuits involving these medications, especially Gabapentin and Lyrica, though the situation is somewhat complicated.Most lawsuits are not mainly about amputations, but about: • off-label marketing, • inadequate warning of side effects, • dependency/misuse, • breathing problems, • cognitive decline, • suicidality, • withdrawal symptoms.About Gabapentin lawsuitsPfizer and related companies previously paid large settlements over illegal promotion of gabapentin for uses not officially approved by the FDA. Current lawsuits in 2025–2026 involve claims such as: • memory problems, • respiratory depression, • overdose, • neurological side effects, • failure to warn patients adequately. There are also concerns about widespread prescribing for chronic pain despite limited evidence in some conditions. About CymbaltaThere were lawsuits related to: • severe withdrawal symptoms, • suicide-related claims, • inadequate warnings. So
A new report , there have been lawsuits involving these medications, especially Gabapentin and Lyrica