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CPAP and BiPAP machines are commonly used to treat sleep apnea. However, if there are hazardous device defects or materials, a recall could be issued. Injuries as a result of the defects could lead to serious and even life-threatening injuries. Even if there’s a recall, people who were injured as a result of using these machines are entitled to financial consultation through a lawsuit.

Why Foley & Small?

1. Experience

Our Attorneys each have 30+ years in the practice of law.

2. Respect

Our Attorneys each have the highest rating from their peers.

3. Success

We have a history of successful jury trials and maximizing settlements.

4. Caring

We do not handle thousands of cases, but a select few; providing our clients with individualized attention assisted by a kind and caring staff.

The symptoms of exposure to the toxins include headaches; dizziness; irritation of the eyes, nose, and skin; asthma, nausea, or other symptoms.

These symptoms caused by the toxins released could indicate:

    • Liver damage
    • Kidney damage
    • Pulmonary fibrosis
    • Cancer in the lung, kidney, colon, and liver

If you experience any of these symptoms, please seek medical help immediately and contact an experienced attorney.

Learn More About CPAP Device Recalls Here

Affected by the CPAP Recall? Contact Foley & Small

If you or a loved one has suffered injuries from a sleep apnea machine, it is not too late to start thinking about legal action because you may be entitled to compensation from those responsible for your injuries. Our experienced attorneys at Foley & Small can file a CPAP lawsuit on your behalf and help you every step of the way. Call us at (574) 288-7676.

Let the attorneys and staff of Foley & Small use their experience and expertise to help you and your family.

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