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You may qualify to file a Stryker hip implant lawsuit if you received a Stryker Tritanium Acetabular Cup, LFIT V40, Rejuvenate, ABG II, Accolade, Citation or Meridian implant and suffered complications that led to revision surgery.
If you are an eligible patient who underwent a surgery to remove an ABG II Modular Neck Hip Stem or Rejuvenate Modular Neck Hip Stem, you may be entitled to receive a Base Award of up to $300,000, subject to potential limited reductions.
Stryker has been involved in multiple mass settlements concerning its hip replacement devices. The company has been sued many times by individuals complaining of pain and damages post-surgery to replace their own hip components with a Stryker device. Most lawsuits against Stryker have been consolidated into multidistrict lawsuits.
Stryker Orthopaedics and Court-appointed committees of attorneys representing Rejuvenate Modular Neck Hip Stem and ABG II Modular Neck Hip Stem plaintiffs in New Jersey Multicounty and Federal Multidistrict litigations reached an agreement to compensate certain additional eligible U.S. patients who had surgery to replace their Rejuvenate ...
In one of the largest national landmark settlements, the global medical devices and equipment manufacturing company, Stryker Corp., will pay out $1.43 billion to patients who had hip implant revision surgery to remove defective Rejuvenate or ABG II Modular-Neck Hip Stems.
Stryker, a Fortune 500 company, had been faced with multidistrict as well as multicounty litigation over damages caused by recalled hip replacement devices.
The MDL Plaintiffs’ Lead Counsel Committee Chair, Peter J. Flowers, of Meyers & Flowers, a Chicago-based law firm, reached a global settlement today for thousands of plaintiffs involved in multidistrict product liability litigation against Stryker Corporation and Howmedica Osteonics Corp. for complications involving the defective Stryker ...
Individuals who have experienced complications or required revision surgery due to defective Stryker LFIT MCL components can file a lawsuit. Consulting with a personal injury lawyer specializing in medical device litigation can help determine eligibility and guide the legal process.
Patients who have undergone total hip replacement and are unsure if they received a Rejuvenate or ABG II modular-neck stem should contact their surgeon to confirm the product implanted. Stryker’s toll-free Patient Care Line can be reached by calling 1-888-317-0200 (U.S. and Canada only).
In the fall of 2014, Stryker agreed to pay $1.43 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits concerning its ABG II and Rejuvenate hip stems. Under the settlement, each plaintiff could receive as much as $600,000 in damages.