North Carolina Defective Medical Devices Lawyer

When patients begin using a medical device, they have every right to assume that it will help them rather than harm them. However, when the device is defective, the patient can suffer devastating consequences for their health, financial situation, and ability to enjoy life. 

As a respected personal injury law firm in North Carolina, Poisson, Poisson & Bower, PLLC, has advocated for injured individuals in Wadesboro, Wilmington, and surrounding areas for over 40 years. Our team of experienced North Carolina defective medical device lawyers is dedicated to helping affected patients seek the justice and compensation they deserve. 

With three generations of attorneys and a genuine commitment to compassionate client service, we have earned a reputation as effective advocates in personal injury cases, including those involving defective products. 

Call us today at (888) 305-4346 or contact us online for a free consultation with an experienced defective medical device attorney in North Carolina. 

The Impact of Faulty Medical Devices and Implants on Patient Health 

A faulty medical device can have severe consequences for patients, often leading to additional health complications, prolonged recovery periods, and potentially life-threatening conditions. Some common types of defective medical devices include: 

These devices can malfunction in various ways, such as: 

The harm caused by these defective devices can be life-altering. Patients may require additional surgeries, ongoing medical treatment, and significant lifestyle changes. In the most severe cases, defective medical devices can lead to permanent disability or even death. For example, one defective medical device case involved a hospital that knowingly implanted pacemakers with malfunctioning batteries into several patients, with sometimes fatal results. 

How Our Defective Medical Device Lawyers Can Help You 

At Poisson, Poisson & Bower, PLLC, we have the resources and experience to handle defective medical device cases. Our process begins with a thorough evaluation of your case, including: 

• Reviewing your medical records
• Consulting with medical experts
• Investigating the history of the device in question
• Determining liable parties (for example, medical device manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare providers)

Our defective medical device lawyers work tirelessly to build a strong case on your behalf. We have a proven track record of success in these complex cases, having secured substantial settlements and verdicts for our clients. Our track record of results in product liability cases includes a $1.63 million verdict in a case involving a lithium-ion battery explosion. 

Our commitment to providing personalized attention to each client sets us apart. We understand that every case is unique and tailor our approach to meet your specific needs and circumstances.

Our attorneys will: 

• Keep you informed throughout the legal process
• Answer your questions promptly
• Advocate aggressively for your rights
• Negotiate with insurance companies and opposing counsel
• Prepare your case for trial if the other side is unwilling to offer you a fair settlement 

Review our client testimonials to find out what some of our previous clients have to say about their experience with our firm. For example. H. M. of Wadesboro writes, “Mr. Fred Poisson is a wonderful attorney, person and genuinely caring individual. His staff is caring and show support for all his clients. Very blessed to have him.” 

Potential Compensation You May Be Entitled to in a Defective Medical Device Lawsuit 

If a defective medical device has injured you, you may be entitled to various types of compensation. Our North Carolina defective medical device lawyers at Poisson, Poisson & Bower, PLLC, are prepared to fight to secure the full amount of damages you deserve, which may include the following. 

Economic Damages 

You may be eligible for compensation for any financial losses your injuries have caused, such as: 

Non-Economic Damages 

North Carolina also recognizes your right to receive financial compensation for less tangible injury-related losses, including: 

Each case is unique, and the amount of compensation will depend on factors such as the severity of your injuries, your long-term prognosis, and your injuries’ impact on your quality of life. 

In cases of wrongful death caused by a defective medical device, families may be eligible to pursue compensation for: 

Our experienced medical device injury lawyers will work diligently to ensure all aspects of your damages are correctly evaluated and included in your claim. 

How Do You Prove Liability for a Defective Medical Product? 

To establish liability in a defective medical device case, our defective product lawyers must prove the following: 

• The medical device was defective. The defect can be due to design flaws, manufacturing errors, or inadequate warnings or instructions.
• The defect caused your injury. We must demonstrate a direct link between the device’s defect and your injuries.
• You were using the device as intended. It is essential to show that you used the product correctly and for its intended purpose.
• You suffered losses. We must prove that you experienced actual adverse consequences due to the defective device.

To support your defective medical device claim, our attorneys can gather and present evidence such as: 

Our experienced defective medical device lawyers are well-versed in North Carolina product liability law and are prepared to work tirelessly to build a strong case on your behalf. 

Get Help from Our Experienced NC Defective Medical Device Attorneys 

If you have suffered injuries due to a defective medical device, the skilled product defect attorneys at Poisson, Poisson & Bower, PLLC, are here to help you seek justice and compensation. Our decades of personal injury law experience and thorough understanding of defective medical device claims enable us to advocate effectively for your rights and interests. 

At our law firm, you can count on: 

Call (888) 305-4346 or contact Poisson, Poisson & Bower, PLLC, today to set up your free, no-obligation consultation with a North Carolina defective medical devices attorney at our law firm. Let us put our experience, resources, and dedication to work for you as we fight for the compensation you deserve.