<human>: **WHAM! - BACKSTORY** Title says it all - I took Accutane for a period of 6-12 months when I was a teenager.  Two months ago I found out that my kidney has stopped functioning.  It didn't cross mind recently until a friend mentioned litigation involving Accutane for kidney failure.  After doing some research, it looks like my kidney problems could be from Accutane use (I'm seeing a 3rd specialist this afternoon, I will bring this up).

**SHAZAM! - QUESTION** My question to you Reddit, has anyone had experience bringing litigation against a company for wrong doing?  I feel somewhat slimy even considering such an option, but this kidney failure has put my job in jeopardy, and essentially cut off the future in my career field (I can't progress because of medical restrictions with kidney loss).  I've Googled several lawyers involved in Accutane litigation, but I don't know who to contact.  Who will require 99.99% of the settlement?  Can any snazzy Redditors provide advice?  I've never been involved with lawyers and I'm not sure who to contact to go against such a large pharmaceutical giant such as Roche.  The money will simply be to help with my medical costs and possible income lost from the medical problems (LOSING MY JOB).  Thank you!

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<bot>: Took Accutane for a period of time in youth, now facing kidney failure resulting in career problems.  Need help in selecting a lawyer out of the multitude of litigators.