Defective Medical Device

Medical devices are meant to improve your health, help you recover, or manage a serious condition. When one of those devices fails, the results can be life changing. Instead of getting better, you are left dealing with pain, more medical procedures, and sometimes permanent damage.

If a device that was supposed to help you caused harm instead, you may have a legal case. At Farzan Law, we help people who were injured by faulty or unsafe medical devices. Attorney Alex Farzan takes time to understand your story and will fight for the justice and compensation you deserve.

Call (424) 325-3112 for a free consultation. There is no cost unless we recover money for you.

When Medical Devices Cause Harm

We trust that medical devices have been tested and checked before being used in people. But that trust is not always earned. Some devices reach the market too fast, with little or no proper testing. Others are made with poor materials or are not put together the right way. And sometimes, companies know about the risks but do nothing to fix the problem or warn doctors and patients.

Devices that fail can cause serious harm. You might need more surgery, face a longer recovery, or live with new health problems that cannot be reversed. In the worst cases, device failure can lead to permanent damage or death.

If a product meant to help your body caused more harm than good, you should not have to face the consequences alone.

Types of Defective Devices

Many types of medical devices have been linked to serious injuries in recent years. These include things like hip and knee implants, surgical mesh, pacemakers, spinal hardware, and heart stents. Some problems involve batteries or parts that stop working. Others involve infections or internal damage caused by poor design or bad placement.

Even small items like birth control implants or drug delivery pumps can lead to serious injury when they are not made or used correctly. In some cases, the device was later recalled—but only after many patients were already hurt.

What You Can Recover

If a medical device caused your injury, the law allows you to seek payment for the costs you faced and the harm done to your life. That includes hospital bills, surgery, therapy, and medication. If the injury kept you from working, you can also ask for your lost income and any impact on your ability to work in the future.

The law also allows for payment for your pain and the ways your life has changed. If you are living with constant discomfort, emotional stress, or lasting physical problems, that matters too.

In rare cases, where a company acted in a reckless way or ignored known risks, you may also be able to seek extra damages meant to punish them for what they did.

Who Can Be Held Responsible

Medical device claims often involve large companies that made or sold the product. In some cases, hospitals, doctors, or other medical providers may also be part of the legal case if they helped put in the device without sharing the known risks.

At Farzan Law, we take time to figure out exactly where the failure happened and who played a role in causing your injury. We work with medical experts and product engineers to show what went wrong and how it could have been prevented.

Why Work with Farzan Law

These cases are complex. The companies behind medical devices are often large and will do everything they can to avoid responsibility. That is why you need someone who knows how to build a strong case and is not afraid to push back.

At Farzan Law, you work directly with Alex Farzan from start to finish. We listen, we explain, and we act with care and purpose. We do not treat clients like files. We treat them like people going through something difficult who need support and results.

You never pay us anything unless we win your case.

Speak with a Los Angeles Defective Medical Device Lawyer

If you were injured by a medical device that failed or caused harm, you may have the right to take legal action. These claims are time sensitive, so it is important to speak with a lawyer as soon as you are ready.

Call Farzan Law today at (424) 325-3112 to speak with us. We will answer your questions, explain your rights, and help you figure out what to do next. There is no pressure and no cost to talk with us.

At Farzan Law, we help people hold medical companies accountable when their products fail. Let us stand with you.