Are you a patient who recieved a faulty medical device? Or have you been injured by medical devices in a hospital?

If so, you may need to learn about your legal rights. The attorneys at Grossman & Moore are here to help you today.

The New York Times ran a series of articles exposing several incidents where patients received excessive dosages of radiation, in some cases, resulting in their death.

Grossman & Moore, PLLC has successfully handled a radiation overdose case in western Kentucky. The injured victim was diagnosed with a tumor and underwent radiation therapy that resulted in severe burns and ultimately an otherwise unnecessary colostomy.

If you or your family member has been the victim of excessive radiation, contact us for a free consultation.

· More Information on Radiation Overdoses October 15, 2007, due to reports of adverse events and at least five patient deaths with defibrillator leads sold under the brand name Sprint Fidelis, Medtronic issued a recall of their product.

Grossman & Moore filed a personal injury lawsuit on behalf of a Kentucky resident against Medtronic, Inc. for faulty defibrillator lead wire that caused devastating electrical shocks. The lawsuit, filed in Minnesota state court where Medtronic is based, seeks damages for the physical pain and medical expenses Ms. Orange has incurred, as well as compensation for Ms. Orange's future medical care and expenses due to the defective Medtronic device.

If you are a Kentucky resident and are affected by this defective product, the attorneys at Grossman & Moore are here to talk to you today. Patients that have had to undergo surgery to replace a faulty lead or have been advised by a physician their lead may be defective should call counsel at 1-502-657-7100 or contact us.

· More Information on the Medtronic Device