Fort Lauderdale lawyers representing hip replacement patients say a $1.4 billion settlement offer by Stryker Corp. may not be enough to compensate for its recalled product.
November 19, 2014 at 02:00 PM
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Doug Blankman isn’t only an attorney representing dozens of patients suing Stryker Corp. over its recalled hip replacement devices. He’s a patient.
The Fort Lauderdale lawyer at a news conference Wednesday showed photos of the literal pound of flesh removed from him because his hip replacement corroded and destroyed surrounding tissue.
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