Patient Awarded $8.3 M in First of Thousands of DePuy Hip Implant Suits
In what was the first of thousands of DePuy hip implant lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, a former prison guard was... read more
Hip replacement surgery is a major life event, even when all goes well. The recovery process can take 6 to 12 months and can be painful and debilitating. Patients will need to work hard to get full range of motion back. When something goes wrong and the hip implant fails prematurely, the patient will have to undergo the entire process again.
Defective hip implants can result in fractures of the hip bone, dislocation of the implant and other serious problems. When an implant fails, patients will experience severe pain, swelling of the hip and difficulty walking or standing. Revision surgery to correct the problem or replace the implant will be required.
Recovery from revision surgery tends to be much more painful and can take a lot longer. Our defective hip implant lawyers believe that if your implant fails prematurely, you should be compensated for much more than the cost of the second surgery. We can help you recover compensation for your time, pain and suffering, and decreased quality of life.
To find out if you qualify to file a defective hip implant lawsuit, please contact us today.
In what was the first of thousands of DePuy hip implant lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson, a former prison guard was... read more
Hip resurfacing, an alternative to total hip replacement, should not be done in women concluded researchers conducting a major British study.
The... read more
Patients in the United Kingdom who have certain types of metal-on-metal hip (MoM) implants should have annual checkups for as long... read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) notified the public July 6 that Stryker Orthopaedics recalled its Rejuvenate and ABG II... read more
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Toxic minute particles of chromium and cobalt from metal-on-metal hip implants are seeping into the bloodstreams of millions of people around... read more
Although DePuy recalled its ASR™-model hip implants in the U.S. in August 2010, the company continues to market and sell them... read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it should not scrap its current quick-review process for moderate-risk medical devices, including... read more
The number of DePuy ASR™ hip replacement lawsuits filed in state and federal courts in the U.S. has reached 1,000 and... read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ordered makers of metal-on-metal hip implants to conduct thorough safety tests to determine the... read more