IVC blood filter
The verdict followed a month-long trial and is the first time the Cook IVC has been found defective in one of thousands of cases consolidated in multidistrict litigation in Indiana district court.
February 08, 2019 at 02:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Almstaff
An Indianapolis jury awarded $3 million in the third bellwether case of allegedly defective intravenous blood filters manufactured by Cook Medical Inc.—one of two primary makers of the devices involved in multidistrict litigation.
The jury declined to award punitive damages to the plaintiff, 53-year-old Tonya Brand of Snellville, Georgia, following the monthlong trial.
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