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Holding Manufacturers Accountable For Defective Medical Devices
When medical devices function properly and help people, they can seem like a miracle. Artificial hips can allow older people a greater degree of mobility for example. But, when a medical device does not function as promised, the manufacturer needs to be held accountable for the harm that defective or dangerous device causes.
The person who hoped that a particular medical device would relieve a condition he or she was living with, may now be living with additional pain and disability due to the defective device. Further, because many defective medical devices are implanted, the person who has been harmed by one of these devices will generally need to go through the pain and recovery of at least one additional surgery to remove the device.
Some types of medical devices that have caused injuries include:
- DePuy hip replacements
- Transvaginal mesh
- Mirena
- Drug-coated stents
Trial Lawyer Serving Those Injured By Defective Medical Devices
At the Barnes Trial Group, we are focused on helping people secure the full compensation they deserve after being harmed by a defective medical device. Our extensive experience in conducting highly effective trials allows us to put your concerns and needs front and center before a jury. We know how to conduct in-depth investigations that can show how the defective nature of a device harmed our clients.
For more than 20 years, attorney Stephen Barnes has been fighting for people who have been injured. He is known for his ability to generate the positive results people need. He was one of the youngest attorneys in Florida to be board-certified in civil trial law in Florida at age 33. He is AV Preeminent* rated by Martindale-Hubbell’s peer review rating system and has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers every year since 2008.
Defective Medical Devices Attorneys Serving Tampa And The Surrounding Areas
Turn to the Barnes Trial Group for the help you need to hold the manufacturer of a defective medical device accountable for the harm you have suffered. To schedule a free initial consultation, call 813-251-0777 or contact us online.