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Spinal implants sit close to the spinal cord and major nerves, so when hardware loosens, migrates, or fractures, the consequences can extend well beyond the discomfort typically expected during recovery.
At The Law Offices of Sean M. Cleary, we look into whether a specific spinal device or a manufacturer's error contributed to your complications.
Case EvaluationA spinal system depends on multiple components staying properly connected and positioned while the surrounding bone gradually fuses around them, and any part of that process is capable of going wrong.
Regulators have taken action on several spinal hardware products in recent years, and a handful of these recalls are still open and active.
Some spinal hardware failures show up on imaging before a patient ever notices symptoms, so persistent complaints should not be dismissed as ordinary recovery from a major surgery.
A hardware failure near the spine often means a longer, more expensive road to recovery than the original surgery ever anticipated.
Spinal cases tend to involve more moving parts than other implant claims, from surgical records to imaging taken months or even years apart, and piecing that timeline together accurately is where The Law Offices of Sean M. Cleary starts. Payment only comes out of what we recover, which means there is nothing to pay if your case does not result in compensation. A failed fusion or ongoing neurological symptoms are not something to push through on your own. Call our office and walk us through what has happened since your surgery.
