Defective Medical Device Malfunction Lawyers

Medical devices have helped many but sadly there are defective devices that have caused catastrophic consequences. If a medical device manufacturer designs and sells a defective device, the medical device malfunction can cause severe injury or death.

What’s worse is that some manufacturers will try to cover up the defect instead of recalling the dangerous medical device. When the product remains on the shelves of medical supply stores and in hospitals, more people will inevitably suffer.

COMMON TYPES OF DEFECTIVE MEDICAL DEVICES

The number of medical device malfunctions that have been recalled or caused harm in the last few years is alarming.

Common defective medical devices include:

• Trans-Vaginal Mesh/Pelvic Mesh Malfunction
• Hernia Mesh Malfunction/Complications
• Pain pump or insulin pump
• Defective hip implant or knee replacement parts
• Pacemakers that stopped or failed to keep a proper heart rhythm
• Heart valve implants that leak or break
• Improperly made or non-sterilized devices
• Improperly sterilized gynecological devices
• Breast implants

OUR MEDICAL DEVICE MALFUNCTION LAWYERS CAN HELP

Our attorneys are experienced in both product liability as well as medical malpractice so we will be able to get you the compensation you deserve. We have prosecuted numerous cases of this nature and can honestly pledge to you, without any equivocation, that should we accept your case, we will make completely sure that you get the justice you deserve.

For these reasons, when you retain the medical device malfunction injury attorneys at the Pisanchyn Law Firm you know that you have a first-rate Law Firm that will fiercely pursue your rights and the money you deserve. As we have pledged, you will never pay a fee until we win your case.

Please, call toll free at 1-800-444-5309 for a free consultation. We have offices in Scranton, Pittsburgh and Harrisburg and will travel to you.

For updated information on recalled products be sure to visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website.