Cases we work on
Devices & Pharmaceuticals
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Devices & Pharmaceuticals
Defective Medical Devices & Products
Medical devices, products, and equipment are created to improve the health and wellbeing of patients, however, poor design, quality, and manufacturing can result in dangerous and deadly defects.
How we can help
Our LNCs screen cases, allowing them to quickly identify whether or not a case is qualified by identification of the device product ID (lot number, sticker sheet, etc.), verification of proper placement (per manufacturers guidelines), and any complications/issues reported on the day of placement.
LNCs review and analyze all medical records for evidence of post-device placement complications and evidence of device malfunction/migration including lab work, diagnostic tests, office visits, medications, treatments, revisions, removals, etc.
Our staff will assess all aspects of an individual’s medical history that may have possibly contributed to the alleged post-device placement symptoms they are experiencing. We can assist with creating complete timelines of the medical history, preparing the attorney for any prior medical history or issues that may be brought up during deposition.
Dangerous drugs
Defective drugs and manufacturer errors can lead to serious health conditions and even death.
Support Services we offer
- Case Screening: Identifying proof of use. Verification that the drug was taken during the qualifying time period for the required duration by review of the pharmacy, medical, and billing records.
- Analysis:
- Assessment of the medical records for qualifying injury, diagnosis, complication(s), damages due to talking the drug.
- Identification of missing records/gaps in care.
- Assessment of past medical history/risk factors that may disqualify the person from the suit and/or pose a problem for the case
- Trial Pick Prep/ Deposition Prep
- Research related to the medication in question and/or emerging litigation
We dig deep
Uncovering the truth
- Missing prescription labels & mislabeling of drugs
- Incorrect pharmacist instructions
- Incorrect dosage
- Use of recalled devices and equipment in hospital settings
- Overlooked prior medical conditions which disqualify a person from certain medications
- Overlooked allergies to medications