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NORTHWEST ARKANSAS DEFECTIVE MEDICAL DEVICE ATTORNEYS

When used effectively, medical devices and implants can treat health problems and help people live better lives. When defective devices are used in patients, serious injury and death can occur. Our Fayetteville implant attorneys protect the rights of people who have been injured by defective medical devices.

The Odom Law Firm helps injured patients recover the compensation they deserve. We have been handling product liability claims, including medical device claims, since 1982. Known for providing quality legal representation, our Northwest Arkansas defective medical device lawyers are dedicated to protecting the rights of our clients.

The Role of the Food and Drug Administration

As skilled attorneys, we are knowledgeable about the process of approving a medical device or implant. A division of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) called the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) is responsible for testing and approving medical devices.

If the CDRH finds a medical device to be defective, it will not be approved. In some cases, the FDA will issue a recall or request a manufacturer recall.

Recently, several medical devices have received a lot of attention in the medical and legal communities due to their defects, including DePuy Pinnacle Hip Replacement hardware and Zimmer Hip and Knee Replacement hardware.

The Odom Law Firm is committed to holding negligent manufacturers accountable for the harmful products they produce. We are dedicated to arriving at fair compensation for our injured clients through negotiation and litigation.

Consult With an Experienced Fayetteville, Arkansas Liability Law Firm

If you or someone you love was injured due to a medical device or implant, we can help you recover the compensation you deserve. Contact us online or call our office locally at 479-935-8425 or toll free at 866-935-2070 to schedule a free initial consultation.

Our firm is AV-rated* under Martindale-Hubbell's peer review rating system.

Our personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing unless you recover compensation.

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