IVC filters: Are they worth the risk?
June 21, 2016-- San Diego, CA Many patients who have had an IVC filter implanted know the risks associated with the tiny medical devices: They can move from their original...
IVC filter settlements and cash payouts 2016
June 17, 2016 -- San Diego, CA. There are more IVC Filter lawsuits being every month in the U.S. Our attorneys are asking the public to connect with any victims...
Was Essure approved using faulty data?
June 9, 2016 --San Diego,CA. A new study published this month suggests many women’s health devices, including the Essure permanent birth control, were approved based on flawed data. The...
Scope linked to ‘superbug’ outbreaks recalled
May 31, 2016 -- San Diego, CA. The manufacturer of a reusable medical device linked to “superbug” outbreaks in the United States and abroad is being pulled from the market....
IVC Filter Lawsuit 2016 Update – Claims & Settlements
May 3, 2016 -- San Diego, CA National Injury Attorneys, LLC lawyers and attorneys are seeking people hurt from the Bard and Cook IVC filter products. The lawsuit update for...
Metal on Metal hip implants cause toxicity in patients
Roughly 2.5 million Americans had undergone hip replacement surgery and were living with a prosthetic by 2010, according to a first-of-its-kind study published by the Mayo Clinic in 2014. Hip...
St. Jude Riata leads, devices that regulate heart beats, fail inside patients
April 25, 2016 – San Diego, CA Medical device manufacturer St. Jude Medical Inc. agreed to pay more than $14 million in settlements more than a year ago for a...
Essure removal: what are your options?
Essure was touted as a quick, in-office alternative for permanent birth control when it was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2002. Hundreds of thousands of women have...
Medtronic accused of hiding bone graft’s adverse events from the FDA
The world’s largest medical technology company has been called out by a U.S. senator to provide detailed information about injuries associated with its bone graft product, the Minneapolis Star Tribune...
Robotic surgery still susceptible to human and technological error
Developed under contract of the United States Army, robotically assisted surgery made its way into civilian hospitals in the United States when it was approved by the Food and Drug...
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