Who qualifies for a Paragard IUD lawsuit? If you used a Paragard IUD for birth control and experienced device breakage or fracture, you may qualify to file a Paragard IUD lawsuit.

What injuries do the broken parts of the Paragard IUD cause?  Various internal injuries occur when a Paragard IUD fractures during removal (and the fragmented arms of the device break off inside a woman’s body). These fractured pieces may be left behind in the uterus, requiring further medical intervention to remove. The fragmented pieces can also move to other organs, resulting in major health issues, including severe and chronic abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding between periods, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), pelvic infection, and infertility. If a woman becomes pregnant, the fractured pieces left behind in her body may even cause issues with pregnancy (including an ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, or premature birth).

How much could my claim be worth? We believe Paragard IUD claims could be worth up to $200,000 or more. The value of each claim depends on various factors, including the severity of the complications.

Can I file a lawsuit if my Paragard IUD fractured during the removal process? If you used the Paragard IUD and it fractured during the process of removal, you may qualify for a lawsuit. To be clear, the manufacturers of the Paragard IUD failed to warn consumers of design defects and potential risk that the device could break during removal, resulting in serious complications.