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Study Finds An Underreporting of Injuries Associated With Defective Medical Devices January 21, 2014 Advancements in the field of technology within the medical industry, such as the use of robotics in surgery, have gained significant ground in recent years. The Defective Medical Device Attorneys with the law firm of Ferrer Poirot Feller point out though, new studies have shown using this new technology may be putting (more...)

FDA Announces Launch of Unique Identification Code System For Medical Devices October 1, 2013 Each year, a large number of recipients of medical devices intended to help improve their quality of life suffer injuries as the result of defects in the product. The Defective Medical Device Lawyers with the law firm of Ferrer Poirot Feller explain the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working to (more...)

New Study on Medtronic® Infuse Bone Graft Dangers To Be Released May 21, 2013 The results of a new Yale University study on Medtronic® Infuse Bone Graft Dangers are scheduled to be released next month. Most experts believe the findings will only support prior research that has shown significant risk in use of the product. The Infuse Bone Graft system is a synthetic liquid form of (more...)

Johnson & Johnson recalls defective medical devices February 24, 2011 Johnson & Johnson is a renowned name in pharmaceuticals and baby products, but recent recalls may have consumers questioning the company’s reputation. According to the Wall Street Journal, Johnson & Johnson is recalling defective medical devices, including syringes of the anti-psychotic drug Invega Susstenna because some of the syringes are cracked which (more...)