Defective Device Litigations

In our medical device safety litigation review, we conduct a comprehensive analysis of the literature, disclosures, and claims associated with medical devices implicated in legal cases. We begin by surveying existing research and publications on the safety and efficacy of specific devices, including manufacterer’s peer-reviewed studies and post-market surveillance data, to identify reported adverse effects or safety concerns. We also examine regulatory disclosures, such as FDA reports and manufacturer communications, to gain insight into known issues and any corrective actions taken. Our review includes an analysis of the claims made in litigation, assessing allegations of design defects, manufacturing flaws, or insufficient warnings, and evaluating legal precedents established by similar cases. Furthermore, we evaluate the damages claimed by plaintiffs, such as medical expenses and lost wages, to understand the potential value of the case and the device’s impact on the patient’s life. Finally, we address the causation element by determining whether a direct link exists between the device and the injury sustained, reviewing medical records and expert opinions to establish that the device was a substantial factor in the harm experienced. This thorough synthesis of data is essential for guiding our litigation strategy and informing settlement discussions.