The University of Missouri reportedly agreed to pay $ 16.2 million earlier this year to resolve multiple lawsuits over a knee surgery procedure developed by an orthopedic surgeon for human medicine and a veterinary surgeon at the university’s Mizzou BioJoint Center . Dr. James Cook According to news reports, the $ 16.2 million payout settles personal injury and false advertising …
click to enlarge COLUMBIA, Missouri – The University of Missouri settled a $ 16.2 million collection of personal injury and false advertising claims about knee surgery. This seems like one of the biggest public payouts in years. The 22 plaintiffs, a handful of whom were minors, filed lawsuits from 2018 to 2020 over “BioJoint” operations carried out by two university …
It has long been routine, albeit often controversial, to welcome medical device vendors and surgical trainees into operating rooms to watch surgeons and nurses work. But now the University of Missouri healthcare system may have reset the bar with its $ 16.2 million settlement with nearly two dozen patients over questionable knee surgery. The contested procedures, which were carried out …
COLUMBIA, Missouri – The University of Missouri settled a $ 16.2 million collection of personal injury and false advertising claims about knee surgery. This seems like one of the biggest public payouts in years. The 22 plaintiffs, a handful of whom were minors, filed lawsuits from 2018 to 2020 over “BioJoint” operations carried out by two university employees, orthopedic surgeon …
COLUMBIA, MO. – The University of Missouri settled a $ 16.2 million collection of personal injury and false advertising claims about knee surgery. This seems like one of the biggest public payouts in years. The 22 plaintiffs, a handful of whom were minors, filed lawsuits from 2018 to 2020 over “BioJoint” operations carried out by two university employees, orthopedic surgeon …
