Jury Awards $2.5M in Retrievable IVC Filter Lawsuit Against C.R. Bard
A federal jury has ordered C.R. Bard to pay $2.5 million to a plaintiff who suffered injuries when her Recovery IVC filter fractured.
A federal jury has ordered C.R. Bard to pay $2.5 million to a plaintiff who suffered injuries when her Recovery IVC filter fractured.
C.R. Bard has been ordered to pay $926,000 after a bard Eclipse IVC filter perforated a man's vena cava, resulting in severe bleeding and a need for surgery to remove…
A case study details how a woman's IVC filter broke into numerous pieces, migrated near the heart and other organs, but had to be left in place due to their…
The first IVC filter bellwether trial has ended in a $3.6 million verdict against Bard, over problems with a Bard G2 Vena Cava Filter that fractured inside the plaintiff's body.
A Bard IVC filter bellwether trial slated for March will be divided into a liability phase and a punitive damages phase, according to a court order by the federal judge…
A federal judge has rejected claims by C.R. Bard that it is protected from IVC filter lawsuits by federal law.
A hearing next month may determine whether an IVC filter lawsuit will receive class action status calling for C.R. Bard to pay for the medical monitoring of recipients of its…
New research highlights the risks associated with IVC filters, indicating that retrieval becomes much harder the longer the blood clot device is left inside of a patients. The findings come…
Amid concerns about the risk of severe and life-threatening complications linked to vena cava filters, a new study suggests that the devices may have "limited utility," finding that a decline…
A status conference for Bard IVC filter lawsuits is scheduled this afternoon, at which time parties will discuss the status of discovery, moving forward with bellwether cases, and a motion…