Defective Medical Device Lawyer

We trust the manufacturers of medical products such as pacemakers, heart valves, knee replacements and arterial stents to be safe for our bodies. In some cases these medical products perform as expected and last for the duration of our lives. Unfortunately, in many cases these products malfunction, break, or erode, resulting in serious injury to the recipient. We at Woods and Woods Injury Lawyers believe the makers of these dangerous medical products should be held accountable for their negligent behavior. If you have been injured as a result of a defective medical product, call an Indiana defective medical device lawyer from Woods and Woods Lawyers or complete a Free Online Consultation Form today.

Medtronic Sprint Dangers

On October 15, 2007, Medtronic removed its Sprint Fidelis® heart defibrillator cardiac leads from the market after reports surfaced that linked the devices to patient deaths. [read more]

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If you or someone you love has been injured because of an unsafe product, contact an Indiana and Kentucky defective medical device lawyer at Woods and Woods today. Our main office is located in Evansville, Indiana, but we also have an office in Owensboro, Kentucky, and we have successfully advocated for clients throughout southern Indiana and northwestern Kentucky, including Jasper, Vincennes, Madisonville and Henderson, KY. Complete a Free Online Consultation Form or call us at 812-426-7200 for an immediate and confidential evaluation of your case.

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