IVC Filter Settlements

An inferior vena cava is inserted to treat the blood clot issue. However, an uncountable number of patients have gone through complications after IVC filter surgery. The uprising of this problem made victims file a lawsuit to claim their financial losses. If you have suffered through similar complications or know a loved one, then learn some of the important details about blood clot filter lawsuit right here. Details about filter lawsuit updates Apart from the common information available on the internet, there are certain details that a victim must know as it will help to strengthen the claim for compensation. Here are some of the frequently asked questions: 1.    Can the IVC filter lawsuit be filed on someone else’s behalf? Yes, if the victim was one of your family members and they suffered through a filter complication and died due to it. Then you are eligible to file a filter lawsuit to claim for compensation. 2.    What are the eligible cri...

The inferior vena cava (IVC) filter is a tiny implant that is supposed to prevent blood clots from traveling to the lungs. Mostly recommended in high-risk scenarios, when blood thinners cannot be administered to the patients, the safety and effectiveness of the implant is a matter of debate among surgeons. Several patients have experienced numerous side-effects, in different intensity, leading to issues in living a healthy life. Multiple patients have filled IVC filter lawsuit settlements against big manufacturers like C. R. Bard and Cook Medical. According to a U.S. District Judge, many manufacturers can be held responsible for the flawed design, which can endanger patient’s life. Victims have filled both Class Action Lawsuit as well as Civil Lawsuits against the producers and distributors of the implant. Issues with IVC Filter: Usually, the doctor implants the device into the blood vessel with the help of catheters. These filters restrict the blood clots from traveling to th...

These IVC Filters have been known to cause adverse events- they can move, break, fracture and perforate, resulting in a variety of side effects.