Category: Medical Devices

Hip Implant Verdict Cut from $500M to $150M

July 7, 2016 — MassDevice reports that a federal judge in Texas has slashed an eye-popping $500 million jury verdict over a metal-on-metal hip implant to just $150 million under state laws capping punitive damages. The damages were awarded to...

FDA Issues Warning on Whole-Body Cryotherapy Risks

Cryotherapy risks include frostbite, eye injures, burns, oxygen deficiency, and death.

Texas Bard Denali IVC Filter Lawyer

The C.R. Bard Denali® is an IVC filter that catches blood clots. Unfortunately, there have been reports of filters that broke within just a few months and patients who required emergency open-heart surgery. Need an IVC Filter Lawyer in Texas?...

1st Trial Underway Over Deadly Bone Cement

June 24, 2016 — Trial is underway on behalf of two women who died after being injected with bone cement in unapproved spinal surgeries likened to "human experimentation," according to CVN Reba Golden died in 2007 and Joan Bryant died...

Blood Clot Filter Class Action Filed in Arizona

Thousands of lawsuits have been filed in Arizona by people who were injured by IVC Filters.

Study: Metal-on-Metal Hip Implants Impede Bone Growth

Metal-on-metal hip implants release tiny particles of metal that can penetrate into bone marrow and stop the formation of bone-growing cells, according to a new study.

Texas TrapEase Class Action Lawyer

Our lawyers are filing lawsuits for people who were injured by the TrapEase® IVC Filter.

Lawyers Seek “Mass-Tort” for Cordis IVC Filter Lawsuits

Lawyers are trying to centralize all federal IVC filter lawsuits against Cordis Corporation into one court.

Texas Cordis TrapEase IVC Filter Lawyer

The Cordis TrapEase® IVC filter has been linked to high rates of fracture and other serious complications.

Loss of Coordination Linked to Deep Brain Stimulation Device

June 14, 2016 — Deep brain stimulation devices have been linked to reports of patients losing muscle coordination, which could be life-threatening in situations like swimming. A case report published in the Journal of Neurosurgery describes a patient in Australia...