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Under South African law, manufacturers of defective or dangerous medical products or devices can face legal actions pertaining to liability cases.
A medical product and device liability case is a legal claim against a manufacturer, distributor, or supplier of a medical product or device that has caused harm or injury to a patient. These cases typically involve defective products or devices that are either poorly designed, manufactured, or labeled.
Medical product and device liability cases can involve a wide range of products and devices, including but not limited to:
In South Africa, medical product and device liability cases are typically based on the principles of delict law. Delict law covers situations where one person (the defendant) causes harm or injury to another person (the plaintiff) through negligence, intentional harm, or a breach of legal duty.
To succeed in a medical product and device liability case, a plaintiff must prove the following:
In South Africa, liability for medical product and device cases can be placed on any party in the supply chain, including manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers. The specific parties held liable will depend on the facts of the case.
A plaintiff in a medical product and device liability case can claim damages for the following:
If you believe you have a medical product and device liability case, you should consult with a qualified attorney who can advise you on your legal rights and options. Your attorney can help you gather evidence, build your case, and pursue compensation for your losses.
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