Knee and Hip Surgery Infection Lawsuits
Attorneys are investigating hip and knee surgery infections which may be linked to the use of warming blankets during surgery.…
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Attorneys are investigating hip and knee surgery infections which may be linked to the use of warming blankets during surgery.…
A severe and debilitating deep joint infection suffered following orthopedic surgery was caused by use of a 3M Bair Hugger Forced Air Warming System commonly found in operating rooms, according to allegations in a recent lawsuit.…
Plaintiffs and defendants have submitted 34 Bair Hugger infection lawsuits as potential bellwether cases to go to trial beginning in February 2018.…
3M claims a competitor is spreading false Bair Hugger recall claims in order to drum up more litigation against the company, which already faces hundreds of hip infection and knee infection lawsuits linked to the forced air warming blanket.…
The first Bair Hugger bellwether trial over hip infections and knee infections is scheduled to begin in February 2018, according to a new scheduling order.…
A federal judge has laid out the bellwether selection process for Bair Hugger litigation, calling for a pool of eight bellwether trial cases to be selected by March.…
A severe knee surgery infection allegedly caused by the 3M Bair Hugger surgical warming blanket resulted in the need for an amputation and ultimately led to the death of a Texas woman’s mother.…
A Bair Hugger lawsuit indicates that a Kentucky man had to undergo multiple surgeries and hip implant revision surgery after the warming blanket deposited contaminants into the plaintiff’s open wound.…
The makers of the Bair Hugger surgical warming blanket face a lawsuit from a Texas man who says the device deposited infectious contaminants in an open surgical wound, causing a knee infection and permanent damage.…
3M has compiled a research compendium it claims proves the safety of the Bair Hugger warming blanket, which faces hundreds of lawsuits by individuals who say the design increases the risk of surgical site infections.…