Apr 7, 2022 | Defective Medical Devices
Flaws in Medical Devices Certain health conditions require the use of a medical device, many of which are surgically implanted. The use of a medical device is often heralded as a new way to treat a physical condition. By and large, the devices are applauded and...
Jan 6, 2022 | Defective Medical Devices
Looking at Medical Devices – the Good and the Bad Medical devices have helped many people deal with physical conditions and illnesses, saving lives in some cases. While it is right to applaud the efforts that made this possible, it is unfair to place all medical...
Dec 16, 2021 | Defective Medical Devices
The Anatomy of a Medical Device Recall A medical device recall can be initiated when a manufacturer realizes the product violates safety laws or is a health risk. The manufacturer may try to fix the problem or remove the unit. In the former response, the manufacturer...
Oct 7, 2021 | Defective Medical Devices
Presence of Wilson’s Disease and Paragard Not all women are candidates for the Paragard intrauterine birth control device. This includes those with a hereditary predisposition for Wilson’s Disease. This disease causes life-threatening symptoms. Wilson’s disease is...
Apr 29, 2021 | Defective Medical Devices, Defective Products, Hip Replacement, Injury Lawyer, Product Liability, Recalled Products, Uncategorized
Steps You Need to Take When Hiring a Defective Product Attorney Consumers have the right to expect that the products they use are safe. This expectation is even higher when the product is a pharmaceutical drug or a medical device. New drugs and medical devices enter...
Dec 28, 2020 | BARD IVC Filter, Defective Medical Devices, Defective Products, Hip Replacement, Knee Replacement, Product Liability
Medical devices are used each day by doctors, hospitals, and consumers. A medical device can include artificial knees, heart stents, transvaginal mesh, breast implants, and IUD birth control devices. However, a medical device also includes hearing aids, thermometers,...
