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Older Stryker Pain Pump Lawsuit Will Not Proceed, Eighth Circuit Rules

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has effectively dismissed plaintiff efforts to seek damages against a medical pain pump device implanted post-surgery, finding there was no way at the time of the procedure the manufacturer could have recognized the device’s potential risk. The case of Mack, et…

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Teague, et al v. Johnson & Johnson, et al – TVM Defendant Motion to Transfer Mass Tort Back to Federal Court Denied

Defendants in a mass tort involving some 702 women claiming harm from transvaginal mesh medical devices were denied a request to have the case moved back to federal court, where they perceive an advantage. In theory, Boston transvaginal mesh lawyers know that both sides should be able to receive a…

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Consumer Group Seeks Investigation into “Reckless” Johnson & Johnson

A nonprofit consumer advocacy group has requested that the U.S. Senate launch an investigation into Johnson & Johnson. The group alleges a pattern of “reckless” conduct. The same consumer group, the Corporate Action Network, has also urged the Department of Justice to look into whether Johnson & Johnson knowingly destroyed…

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Stryker Prepares for Thousands of Pending Cases

Stryker has set aside $133 million in order to defend or settle cases arising from defective hip implant products. Problem products include the Stryker Rejuvenate and the Stryker ABG II. Both products contain metal components, although they are not traditional metal-on-metal hip implant systems. Unlike most hip replacement products, which…

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DePuy & Wright Medical Have Similar Products & Similar Failure Rates

DePuy is one of the leading manufacturers of hip replacement devices, but unfortunately is also the manufacturer with the highest failure rates. DePuy products including the Pinnacle Hip Replacement System and the ASR XL System were both designed for younger people undergoing hip replacements and were both made of all…

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Spinal Implants Causing Paralysis, According to Recent Lawsuits

Spinal implants, like those manufactured by Boston Scientific Corp., Medtronic and St. Jude Medical Inc., are geared toward helping patients cope with chronic back pain or nerve damage. But a recent Wall Street Journal report reveals that in far too many cases, patients are emerging from the procedure unable to…

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