Shoulder Pain Pumps & Lawsuit Funding

LawLeaf is helping people secure lawsuit funding against shoulder pain pump (intra-articular pain pump) lawsuits. If you have an attorney and actively involved in the litigation process or recently reached a settlement against a pain pump lawsuit, we can help. LawLeaf offers pre settlement and post settlement funding to plaintiffs throughout the United States. We can provide lawsuit cash advance before, during and after a settlement has been reached. To begin the process of obtaining legal financing against a pain pump lawsuit, we ask you to apply online and provide a brief (1 to 2 sentences) overview of your case. This helps us streamline the application process assuring you an immediate response and processing.

There are over 20 different companies that manufacture pain pumps. A shoulder pain pump is used to help reduce pain after arthroscopic surgery. The pain pump which is implanted in the shoulder gives the patient the ability to inject medications into the surgical area. These medications help the patient manage the pain resulting from the surgery.

Several years ago patients began complaining about severe pain in the shoulder. After studies were conducted the findings suggested that some patients were experiencing problems resulting from the delivery of too much medication and the placement of the pumps. These patients began developing cartilage loss which resulted in severe shoulder injury.

According to complaints the pain pumps were being placed into the shoulder joint instead of the tissue surrounding the shoulder. The combination of incorrect placement along with frequent doses of medication destroys the cartilage and results in a permanent injury called Post Arthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis (PAGCL).

Postarthroscopic glenohumeral chondrolysis is the deterioration of cartilage in the shoulder joint. Cartilage loss typically affects the glenohumeral joint. The glenohumeral joint is a multiaxial ball and socket joint which is attached for the purpose of motion between the shoulder blade and upper arm bone. The connected tissue and cartilage is the affected area.

If you are having the following symptoms you should seek immediate medical attention:

• Shoulder stiffness
• Grinding, clicking or popping noises
• Limited range of motion
• Weakening of the shoulder
• Inability to pick up objects or lift the arm
• Excessive shoulder pain

There are a number of lawsuits that are pending against the companies that manufacture shoulder pain pumps. These lawsuits allege that manufactures failed to warn the medical community that the pain pumps could cause damage to the shoulder.

Some of the different intra-articular pain pump manufactures include:

• Stryker Corporation
• I-Flow Corporation
• Smith & Nephew
• DePuy
• DJO
• Breg
• AstraZeneca

If you are involved in a shoulder pain pump lawsuit and interested in lawsuit funding against your case, we can help. We provide lawsuit loans and settlement funding options to plaintiffs in intra-articular pain pump litigation. Whether you are involved in the litigation stages or have recently settled or won your case, we want to work with you.

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