Megadyne™ Electrode Recall Lawsuit

Patient Burn Injuries
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Our Lawyers Are Ready To Assist You

Robins Kaplan Mass Tort attorneys are investigating serious patient burn injuries related to the Megadyne Reusable Patient Return Electrodes Recall.

On July 18, 2023, the FDA issued a notice titled “Megadyne Recalls MEGA 2000 and MEGA Soft Reusable Patient Return Electrodes for Risk of Serious Burn Injuries to Patients.”1 The recall was initiated by Megadyne Medical Products, Inc., a company bought by Ethicon Endo-Surgery, a Johnson & Johnson MedTech subsidiary, in 2017.2

MEGA 2000 and MEGA Soft reusable patient return electrodes are soft pads used in certain surgeries to reduce the risk of excessive heating when an electric current is used to heat, cut tissue, or stop bleeding.3

Reason for Recall

The recall is in response to at least 63 reports of both pediatric and adult patients receiving burn injuries during surgeries.4  Some injuries are as serious as third-degree burns requiring medical intervention, longer hospital stays, and scarring.5

How Can Robins Kaplan Attorneys Help?

If you or a loved one have suffered serious burn injuries during a medical procedure involving the use of Megadyne electrodes, our dedicated team of experienced attorneys and medical professionals is here to help you. We understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll such injuries can take on victims and their families.

Our compassionate and skilled legal team, and on-staff legal nurse consultants, are available to answer your questions and listen to your concerns as you determine what to do next.

Our attorneys have extensive experience in handling product liability cases, including those involving dangerous medical devices. We have a proven track record of successfully advocating for our clients and securing the compensation they deserve. Our clients do not walk alone. We guide clients through the ins-and-outs of their case and help them understand the legal landscape each step of the way.

Why Choose Robins Kaplan?

Robins Kaplan LLP is among the nation’s premier trial law firms, with more than 200 attorneys in seven major cities. Our national practice reflects a shared purpose of excellence and a firm-wide commitment to justice. Our lawyers and associates are ambitious, passionate, and invested in the success for our clients.

We are not afraid to take on powerful medical device manufacturers and their legal teams. Our firm has the resources and determination to pursue justice aggressively on your behalf, both in and out of the courtroom.

Contact Robins Kaplan for a Free Case Evaluation:

If you or a loved one suffered injury caused by this dangerous product, please contact us at 1.800.553.9910 or complete our online contact form for a free case evaluation. Our on-staff legal nurse consultants are available to answer your questions.

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Holly H. Dolejsi

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