ALERT: Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)

Your Premature Baby Deserves Safe Nutrition, Not Health Risks from Formula

Baby Formula Makers Similac and Enfamil have failed to warn parents about Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a serious and often fatal condition in premature infants. New research has revealed a concerning connection between certain cow's milk-based baby formulas and a dangerous health condition affecting premature infants.

If your infant developed NEC, you could be entitled to compensation

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Your Premature Baby Deserves Safe Nutrition, Not Health Risks from Formula

Baby Formula Makers Similac and Enfamil have failed to warn parents about Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC).

If your infant developed NEC (Necrotizing Enterocolitis), You could be entitled to financial compensation

Is your baby one of the victims?

Take Action for Premature Birth-Related Injuries Now.

Was your child born premature? *

Was your child diagnosed with Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)? *

What is your child’s date of birth? *

Which brand of formula or fortifier was your child given in the hospital? *

Did your child's diagnosis result in any of the following? *

First Name *

Last Name *

Zip Code *

Phone *

Email *

Additional Notes (optional)

By selecting this checkbox and submitting this form, I confirm that I am over 18 years of age, and that I have reviewed and accepted the terms and conditions and privacy policy of LitigationNotification.com. I also agree to the disclosure of the information I provide on this website to legal and non-legal service providers, as well as partners, affiliates, and service providers. Moreover, I consent to receive communications, both human and/or AI-driven, via email and telephone, including SMS text messages by Litigation Notification and it’s other partners, using the contact details I have provided, regardless of my inclusion of in the "Do not call" registry. I acknowledge that my agreement to receive messages is voluntary and if I choose not to receive communication, I will opt out where applicable or not submit this request.

Why Baby Formula is Being Linked to NEC

Recent evidence suggests a strong correlation between the use of cow's milk-based formulas, like Similac and Enfamil, and the development of NEC in premature infants. Lawsuits are mounting against these formula manufacturers, alleging they knew about the risks but failed to warn parents and healthcare providers.

The Stakes Are High

Verdicts have awarded millions in damages to those whose infants suffered from NEC.

Your child's future could be at stake.

You deserve justice.

NEC lawsuits could range from $5000 to $500,000, depending upon the injuries.

Why Baby Formula is Being Linked to NEC

Recent evidence suggests a strong correlation between the use of cow's milk-based formulas, like Similac and Enfamil, and the development of NEC in premature infants. Lawsuits are mounting against these formula manufacturers, alleging they knew about the risks but failed to warn parents and healthcare providers.

The Stakes Are High

Verdicts have awarded millions in damages to those whose infants suffered from NEC.

Your child's future could be at stake.

You deserve justice.

NEC lawsuits could range from $5000 to $500,000, depending upon the injuries.

Recent Developments and Settlements

A significant development occurred in March 2024 when a jury awarded a mother $60 million after her infant tragically died from NEC following the use of Enfamil formula. This highlights the seriousness of these allegations and the potential for substantial damages.

The Compensations Are Only Increasing

A Missouri jury awarded $495 million in damages against Abbott Laboratories over NEC risks in baby formula.

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Time is of the essence.

If you believe your baby’s NEC was caused by a baby formula, get in touch with us right away. We are here to help you hold negligent corporations accountable for their actions.

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