Kentucky Shoulder Pain Pump Side Effects Attorneys
The shoulder pain pump manufactured by several companies, including Stryker, DJO, I-Flow and others, was intended to make arthroscopic shoulder surgery an outpatient procedure. However, the use of some shoulder pain pumps has led to several significant side effects. These may include severe shoulder pain, clicking or grinding of the shoulder, weakness or stiffness of the shoulder, and reduced range of motion.
One of the consequences of using defective shoulder pain pumps is the need to repeat the surgical procedure that led to the use of the pain pump. Some people face complete shoulder replacement surgery. The poor outcomes for many patients who used the defective shoulder pain pumps to alleviate pain after surgery have resulted in numerous lawsuits. A lawsuit may provide compensation for wage loss, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other costs of the injury.
Client-focused Lawyers Who Care
At Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz L.P.A., our defective medical device lawyers undertake legal actions on behalf of clients who were injured because they used a shoulder pain pump. We take the time to listen carefully to the client's story, knowing that getting all the details allows us to build the strongest possible case. We also consult with experts and specialists throughout the legal process to fully understand all the medical issues involved.
If you are experiencing severe shoulder pain or another negative outcome from using a pain pump, it is important to seek out a knowledgeable attorney who can advise you about your rights and options. Our law firm is able to evaluate your case quickly and determine whether you have a cause of action.
Focused on Exceeding Your Expectations
Our defective product attorneys are dedicated to helping injured clients. We make sure that you are informed about the progress of your case and that there is someone available at all times to answer your questions without delay. In addition to a team of experienced lawyers, paralegals and legal assistants assigned to your case, our client service coordinator is available to answer your questions at all times. Our goal is to exceed your expectations. We are very proud of our 98 percent client satisfaction rate.
To learn whether you have a case, contact the Dayton, Ohio, office of DGM&S at 1-800-223-8897 for a free initial consultation with our shoulder pain pump lawyers. We handle defective medical device cases throughout the United States.
