Cook Celect IVC Filter Lawsuit Filed Over Device Migration, Perforation Injuries
A Cook Celect IVC filter lawsuit claims the device migrated out of position, perforating a woman's inferior vena cava and duodenum.
A Cook Celect IVC filter lawsuit claims the device migrated out of position, perforating a woman's inferior vena cava and duodenum.
A Cook IVC filter lawsuit scheduled to go to trial in June has been dismissed after defendants were granted a motion of summary judgment based on statute of repose laws.
A request for a new trial has been granted in a Cook IVC filter lawsuit which originally resulted in a $3 Million verdict for the plaintiff.
Cook Medical is challenging a jury verdict earlier this year which awarded a woman $3 million from injuries she says were caused by problems with the Cook Celect IVC filter.
A federal jury in Indiana has decided not to require Cook Medical to pay additional punitive damages in an IVC filter trial verdict that already requires the manufacturer to pay…
A Cook Celect IVC filter trial has ended in a $3 million verdict, which could increase during the punitive damages phase.
Parties involved in Cook IVC filter litigation have been ordered to continue settlement negotiations that could resolve hundreds or thousands of cases.
A Texas man has been awarded $1.2 million in a lawsuit filed over injuries suffered when a Cook Celect IVC filter lawsuit tilted out of position and perforated his aorta.
A jury has issued a defense verdict in the first Cook Celect IVC filter bellwether case to go to trial.
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…