Defective Medical Devices Injury Lawyers
If you suffered a serious side effect from a defective medical devices or fitted with a recalled medical device, it may entitle you to compensation. At the Houston law firm of Perdue & Kidd the experienced lawyers represent clients throughout Texas and the country in defective medical device cases. They have over 100 years of combined legal experience and an accomplished record of achieving results for their clients.
Perdue & Kidd often work with pharmacology and medical experts to obtain valuable testimony regarding the cause and effects of the defect. This provides a valuable advantage when taking on complex cases against well-defended companies. Additionally, they prepare every case for trial, improving the chance for a successful recovery. If a fair settlement cannot be reached in negotiations, the personal injury trial lawyers are ready and willing to fight. We take big companies to the courtroom and make them accountable.
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Bard IVC Filter
Bard IVC filters are medical devices placed in the inferior vena cava of the heart intending to catch blood clots and stop them from traveling to the heart or lungs. Recent studies have shown that the filters have no efficacy. In fact, studies show the filters double the risk of pulmonary embolism, the very condition […]
CORDIS IVC FILTERS
CORDIS OPTEASE FILTER The FDA cleared the Cordis OptEase filter through the 510(k) process as a permanent device on October 18, 2002. It underwent an additional 510(k) clearance in march 2004 that added a retrievable sign to its label for up to 12 days after implantation. The OptEase has been the subject to several safety […]
Metal Hip Implants
As more and more people enter their golden years, there has been a rise in the number of hip replacement surgeries. A common type of surgery is where the ball and socket of the hip are replaced with a metal prosthesis.
Transvaginal Mesh
A transvaginal mesh patch is a polyester or polypropylene patch that is implanted into the pelvic cavity to help alleviate a wide variety of conditions, including stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and pelvic organ prolapse (POP).
Power Morcellators
In April 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a drug safety communication discouraging the use of Johnson & Johnson’s laparoscopic power morcellation device for hysterectomies and myomectomies. This alert was issued based on an investigation of data where researchers found that the use of this device poses a risk of spreading undetected cancerous tissues.
