Many medical devices and prescription drugs claim to be the resolution to all your problems, but while they may solve your current issue, it’s possible they may cause another. Medical products are often rushed to market before they’re adequately tested. Clay Hodges wants to educate you on these products and their side effects before they lead to litigation.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Life SciencesHealth & FitnessScience |
I am Clay Hodges, an attorney based in Raleigh, North Carolina. For the past 20 years, I have been representing individuals injured by defective products, problematic medications, and toxic exposures.
Today, I am following up on the Camp Lejeune t... more
A remarkable new law has just been passed that will open a channel to financial compensation for people exposed to toxic water at the Camp Lejeune Marine Corps base in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Those exposed to the toxic water developed serious h... more
Exactech Inc. has been in business since 1985. The company focuses on developing products for joint replacements, including hip, knee, and ankle replacements.
Exactech’s components for joint replacement have been useful, and may have performed well... more
Metal-on-metal artificial hip devices have been available for more than twenty years. Years ago, product manufacturers thought that metals like titanium, cobalt, and chromium used in the construction of artificial hips would last a lot longer than th... more
I love this podcast. Clay Hodges provides a much needed voice of clarity for those dealing with the tragic results of a medical devide or drug gone wrong. Dealing with health complications are bad enough. Determining what your rights are on top of that can be darn near impossible. Going to the first law firm that you find on Google may not be in your best interest. In this podcast, attorney Clay Hodges peels back the complicated legal layers in terms that non-lawyers can use. He steps around the... more
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