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MEDTRONIC SPRINT FIDELIS LEAD WIRE CASE EVALUATION

Our law firm represents people in personal injury and wrongful death cases that involve adverse medical events caused by the Sprint Fidelis electrical lead wires used in some heart devices such as implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICD) and cardiac resynchronization therapy-defibrillators (CRT-D) breaking or fracturing.

These Medtronic Sprint Fidelis leads can break or fracture and cause a massive unnecessary shock to the patient's heart, resulting in personal injury, or cause the defibrillator battery to go dead, which causes the implantable heart device to fail to delivery a necessary life-saving shock, and resulting in death.

Please be assured that the information you provide to our law firm when completing this legal case evaluation form will be treated by us as strictly confidential.  You will get a reply from us no later than the next business day.  Submitting a case evaluation does not obligate you to hire our law firm for your lawsuit.  We handle all cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that you will make no payment for our legal services until after we have succeeded in getting legal compensation for you.

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1. Do you, a family member, or some other person you know have a defibrillator that was implanted at some time between September 1, 2004 and the present?
YesNoYes, but I am not sure of the exact date

2. Have you or a person you know suffered an adverse medical event caused by a defibrillator that might have been using the Sprint Fidelis lead wire? YesNo

3. Would the case you are describing be a personal injury case or a wrongful death case:
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4. Is this for you or someone else, and if it is for someone else, what is his or her relationship to you? MeSomeone Else
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5. If there was a death possibly caused by the defective defibrillator lead wire, on what date did it occur:

6. What is the date of birth of the person who suffered the lead wire defibrillator malfunction, if known:

7. Has a lawsuit been filed concerning the possible Medtronic Sprint Fidelis case: YesNo

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