The Connecticut Appellate Court has sided with a lower court in favor of Johnson & Johnson in a product liability suit by a man who underwent a spinal surgery that involved one of the company’s products.

That product, a titanium rod, fractured during surgery at Hartford Hospital. It caused destabilization of plaintiff Raymond Ferrari’s thoracic and lumbar spine, along with muscle spasms, pain and instability in his thoracic and lumbar spine, according to the March 2016 lawsuit.

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