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Hip prosthesis maker isn’t liable for design defect (access required)

Published: January 30, 2012

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A product liability plaintiff failed to establish liability on the basis that a hip prosthesis was defective because it had a modular rather than a monolithic design, a U.S. District Court in Illinois has ruled in granting summary judgment. The plaintiff underwent hip replacement surgery after being diagnosed with degenerative joint disease of the left hip. ...
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