Metal-on-Metal Hip Settlement Reached in Wright Conserve Litigation
Wright Medical has agreed to resolve nearly 1,300 hip implant revision lawsuits, but the agreement would leave hundreds of cases unresolved.
Wright Medical has agreed to resolve nearly 1,300 hip implant revision lawsuits, but the agreement would leave hundreds of cases unresolved.
A federal judge has rejected calls to overturn a $11 million verdict in the first federal Wright Conserve hip lawsuit to go to trial, but reduced the jury award to…
A federal jury has awarded $11 million to the plaintiff in the first Wright Conserve hip implant bellwether trial, assigning $1 million in compensatory damages and a $10 million punitive…
Trial is underway this week in a Wright Conserve hip lawsuit, which is the first bellwether case to go before a jury involving the metal-on-metal hip implant.
The first Wright Conserve hip implant bellwether is scheduled to begin on March 9 following a series of pretrial proceedings.
Several groups representing orthopedic surgeons have reached a consensus statement that indicates metal-on-metal hips are up to three times likely to fail as other designs.
A new study finds that nearly a quarter of all hip implant components on the market are untested for clinical effectiveness.
Medicare has released a list of the best and worst hospitals in the U.S. to go to for hip and knee replacement surgery.
The U.K. is preparing a new guidance that would effectively ban metal-on-metal hip implants from its hospitals
Given their high rate of failure, Consumer Reports is calling for warranties for hip and knee replacement systems.