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Defective Zimmer NexGen LPS Knee Implants

Zimmer NexGen Legacy Posterior Stabilized (LPS) Complaints

According to the Federal Drug Administration (FDA), more than 700 complaints regarding adverse events and problems with the Zimmer NexGen Legacy Posterior Stabilized (LPS) knee replacement have been reported. If you have a Zimmer NexGen Legacy implant or you are unsure of what kind of hip implant you have and you're experiencing a difficult recovery, seek medical and legal advice.

You can contact Craft Hughes Law, P.C., in Houston, Texas, at 1-888-350-3931 to consult with a knowledgeable attorney who is familiar with Zimmer products. We handle all personal injury lawsuits on a contingency basis.

About the Zimmer NexGen Legacy

The Zimmer NexGen LPS knee implants are artificial knee systems that are designed to replace the knee joint. A surgical instrument used in implanting the knee system was recalled in 2008 after several reports of the instrument breaking and fragments being left behind in patients.

If you received a Zimmer NextGen Legacy and are experiencing constant pain, our skilled legal team can help. At Craft Hughes Law, P.C., we have represented many victims of faulty knee and hip implants. If you are in pain or were put through a second surgery, we can help you gain compensation for pain and suffering, lost wages, physical therapy and medical costs.

Important — if you undergo a second replacement surgery due to a defective knee implant, ask your surgeon to save the product and give it to you. It will serve as important evidence in your case.

Call 1-888-350-3931 to speak with a leading personal injury lawyer about your knee replacement complications, or contact us online.

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