District Court: Device-Related Personal Injury Claims as Presented in Complaint Are Preempted

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District Court: Device-Related Personal Injury Claims as Presented in Complaint Are Preempted

No Personal Jurisdiction Over Two Device Companies, Court Holds; Plaintiffs Granted Leave To Amend

Dennis Tosh

July 14, 2022 at 10:54 AM EST

Ruling on a complaint alleging personal injury causes of action against four medical device companies, a federal district court in Alabama has held that it did not have personal jurisdiction over two of the companies and that the complaint violated federal pleading requirements and presented state law claims that were preempted by federal law (Froman v. CooperSurgical, Inc., N... Read More

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District Court: Device-Related Personal Injury Claims as Presented in Complaint Are Preempted

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