As a defective medical device attorney, I know weight-loss surgery is frequently sold as voluntary or cosmetic surgery by playing down its risks. That’s why I was disappointed to see…
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As a dangerous medical device lawyer, I was extremely disappointed by the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2008 ruling in Riegel v. Medtronic. That decision said injured people may not bring medical…
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As a dangerous medical device attorney, I’ve written several posts in this space about the dangers posed by Triad products. The alcohol wipes, prep pads and other disposable items are…
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I wrote this month as a defective medical device attorney about a lawsuit involving an allegedly defective hip replacement implant. So a recent article about a different implant and its…
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Over the past two years, Baxter International Inc. has received reports of serious injuries and one death linked to its dialysis machines, and as of January 8, 2010, the company…
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As a defective medical device attorney, I was interested to see a growing number of stories about contaminated alcohol wipes blamed for the death of a little boy in Texas.…
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As a defective medical device attorney, I was alarmed to read a detailed article on medical device recall problems from the Associated Press Oct. 5. In short, the article exposes…
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating possible defects in power cords used with medical devices from at least two companies, Reuters reported Oct. 19. Abbott Nutrition, a division…
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The hot medical news story of this week is one that interests me greatly as a defective medical device attorney. According to a Dec. 14 article from HealthDay News, two…
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Several months ago, I wrote about the discovery of an increased risk of cancer for patients who undergo CT scans. As a defective medical device attorney, I am particularly concerned…
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