If the device was implanted after July 18, 2023 (the date of the recall) then your physician more likely than not departed from accepted standards...

Would advise to get counsel as soon as possible. You need to respond to the papers submitted in a timely fashion even if the response is a request...

That really would be a product liabilty case, and unless there are multiple plaintiff's this would be prohibitively expensive to pursue.

You would need to get an opinion from a medical expert to testify that the care and (lack of) treatment at six weeks was a departure from accepted...

Speak to your counsel about this, but as she and you are divorced her claimed damages would have ended when you divorced.

The damages you list are relatively minimal. You need to get the requisite medical documentation to establish compensible injuries. That is one...

No responsible attorney would take such a matter on a contingency basis as your damages are negligible.

As your brother has been diagnosed with kidney cancer and resides in New York, long-term exposure to PFAS chemicals in his drinking water might be...

You can file a claim but no reasonable malpractice attorney would take such a case as there are no damages.

Part of the claim that was made on your behalf likely included medical expenses past and future, which are then included in the settlement amount....