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Defective Medical Device Claims

Despite rigorous testing of medical devices (such as pacemakers, orthopaedic implants, defibrillators, hip/knee replacements and surgical mesh) they can sometimes fail or be defective which proves not only dangerous but

How We Can Help

Despite rigorous testing of medical devices (such as pacemakers, orthopaedic implants, defibrillators, hip/knee replacements and surgical mesh) they can sometimes fail or be defective which proves not only dangerous but life-threatening in some cases. It could be that they have been fitted wrongly or that they are simply unfit for purpose. For example, to reference the PIP breast implant scandal where an unapproved silicone gel was fraudulently manufactured and used in breast implants all over the world which were prone to rupturing.

These medical products are designed to improve quality of life ,but if you have been a victim of a faulty or defective medical device, by being injured or your condition worsening, you would be entitled to pursue a claim for injuries.

There is usually a 3-year period from the date of the incident to contact us about raising a claim on your behalf. Contact Hennah Haywood Law as soon as possible so that we can discuss your options.

With over 30 years of experience – Hennah Haywood Law encompasses a vast range of Clinical Negligence including all types of medical and dental negligence.

The right experience and expertise to ensure you achieve the right result.

Why Choose Us

Specialist Knowledge

Dedicated expertise in this area of law with evidence-led case building.

Personal Support

A dedicated solicitor who knows your story and advocates for you.

Clear Communication

Plain language updates at every stage — no confusing legal jargon.

Our Process

01

Initial Consultation

We listen to your circumstances and explain your options clearly.

02

Investigation

We gather evidence and assess the strength of your case.

03

Resolution

We pursue the best outcome through negotiation or litigation.

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