Have a Broken Spinal Cord Stimulator and Live in Ohio? Sue the Manufacturer!

Many people with severe chronic low back pain use a TENS unit or spinal cord stimulator. When these medical devices work as intended they can offer amazing pain relief to the patients that use them. However, when they don't, the effects can be devastating.
If your spinal cord stimulator was defective and had to be surgically removed, you may seek compensation from the manufacturer.
Go to dandblaw.com for more information about our Defective Medical Device litigation services. We're here to help you recover.
Unfortunately, we can only work your case if you live in Ohio. If you live in another state, we encourage to contact your local bar association for a list of qualified personal injury attorneys.
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[@douglashunt3940]

I'm getting mine removed tomorrow and it's been the worst pain on top of my regular pain

[@dupontandblumenstielattorn6008]

We're so sorry you're experiencing this! Let us know if there is anything we can do to help you.

[@janbolton8528]

Will a removed unit be unable to to used in court if we pick it up from pathology? They are telling us a lawyer has to pick it up?

[@dupontandblumenstielattorn6008]

Hi Jan, please give our office a call and talk to our personal injury paralegal, Laura. She will be able to answer those questions and more. 614-389-9711.

[@amydelaney1087]

Are you a lawyer in Ohio?

[@dupontandblumenstielattorn6008]

Hi Amy, yes we are in Dublin, Ohio specifically.

[@pauletteallensworth5250]

My daughter had the surgery and she had a broken piece of metal lodge in her spine. Now she is in constant pain with no recourse

[@dupontandblumenstielattorn6008]

We're so sorry to hear about this!