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August 03, 2021
Biomet Fails To Escape Mo. Jury's $21M Hip Implant Verdict
Biomet Inc. can't nix a $21 million jury verdict in favor of a woman injured by allegedly defective hip implants, a Missouri federal judge said Monday as he rejected a slew of post-trial motions brought by the medical device maker.
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December 21, 2020
Biomet Asks Judge To Ax $21M Hip Implant Verdict
Biomet Inc. has asked a Missouri federal judge to reverse a jury verdict granting $21 million to a woman and her husband who alleged her Biomet-made hip implants caused her injury, arguing that her claim of negligent design fails because the jury rejected her strict liability design claim.
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November 24, 2020
Biomet To Pay $21M In Hip Implant Defect Suit Verdict
Biomet Inc. was hit with a $21 million judgment following a Missouri federal trial over whether its hip implants were defective and caused injuries to a woman who had her hips replaced in 2008, according to an order making the amount public on Tuesday.
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November 18, 2020
Judge Refuses To Halt Biomet Trial After Juror Caught Virus
The punitive-damages phase of a trial against medical device maker Biomet Inc. concluded Wednesday after a Missouri federal judge rebuffed the company's efforts to pause the proceeding and push for a mistrial after one juror contracted COVID-19.