Medtronic Defibrillators
Last year, defibrillator manufacturer Medtronic,
Inc. issued a press release warning physicians
of a potential battery shorting mechanism that
may occur in some of its models. The press release
stated:• "If shorting occurs, battery depletion can take place within a few hours to a few days, after which there is loss of device function."
• "Potentially affected models are the Marquis™ VR/DR and Maximo™ VR/DR ICDs and the InSync I/II/III Marquis™ and InSync III Protect™ CRT-D devices. Approximately 75 percent of these devices were implanted in the United States."
Enlisting Heygood, Orr, Reyes, Pearson & Bartolomei to handle your case is beneficial because:
• We know the law, what victims legally deserve, and what insurance companies and manufacturers are required to provide.
• We can help victims complete and file all appropriate paperwork, avoiding costly mistakes and explaining everything in plain English.
• We will work with you throughout a trial, or until a settlement is reached.
If you or someone you care about has used Medtronic Defibrillators and suffered a serious injury, please fill out our Case Review Contact Form to the right on this page to find out what your case is worth.
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