Standing Up for Patients Harmed by Unsafe Medical Devices

Medical Device Injury Attorney – Salt Lake City, Utah

Trial-Tested Representation for Victims of Defective Medical Devices

These Are Not Ordinary Product Claims — Medical Device Litigation Requires Experience

Defective medical devices can cause catastrophic injuries or worsen existing conditions. These high-stakes cases often involve powerful manufacturers, FDA complications, and national defense firms. At Mortensen & Milne, we bring trial-proven experience and a history of landmark results in product liability litigation.

Trial Preparation Drives Real Results

Insurers and manufacturers know which firms are willing — and able — to go to trial. Our courtroom reputation gives clients immediate leverage. Whether through settlement or verdict, we pursue full justice, not fast settlements.

Defective Medical Device Cases We Handle Across Utah

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Implant Failures

Including faulty joint replacements, metal-on-metal hip implants, and hernia mesh that breaks down or migrates.
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Catheters, Ports, and Delivery Devices

Failures in blood or medication delivery systems that result in internal injuries or infections.
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Pain Pumps and Neurological Implants

Malfunctions that lead to overdoses, nerve damage, or loss of motor function.
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IUD and Birth Control Device Injuries

Severe complications from improperly designed or marketed contraceptive devices.
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Dangerous Medical Software or Hardware

From flawed robotic surgery tools to defective monitors or surgical assistive devices.

Why Utah Families Trust Mortensen & Milne

Proven Results in Defective Product Litigation

Our firm secured Utah’s largest-ever product liability verdict — $25 million — and has handled high-impact claims involving defective medical devices, dangerous consumer products, and unsafe industrial equipment.

→ See our Product Liability Verdicts.

Trial-Proven Medical Device Representation

We build every case for trial and have earned national recognition for standing up to major manufacturers.

Salt Lake City–Based, Trusted Across Utah

With clients from Logan to St. George, we serve patients across the state.

What You Need to Know About Utah Medical Device Claims

Who Can File a Medical Device Injury Lawsuit?

Anyone injured by a defective medical device in Utah — or a surviving family member — may be eligible to file a claim.



→ Learn more about your options on our Catastrophic Injury page if applicable.

What Compensation Is Available?

Damages may include medical bills, surgical revision costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. Each case is evaluated individually.

How Long Do You Have to File?

Utah law generally allows two years to file a product liability claim. Acting quickly preserves evidence and maximizes your case strength.

Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Device Lawsuits in Utah

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • Do I have a case if a medical device made me worse?

    In Utah, claims are typically brought by surviving family members or the personal representative of the estate. We explain your rights clearly and guide you through each step.

  • Can I still sue if the device was FDA-approved?

    Insurance companies are legally obligated to honor valid claims — but not all do. Bad faith refers to an insurer’s unfair or deceptive tactics to delay, underpay, or deny legitimate claims. These actions cause real financial harm to individuals already facing crisis or loss.


    Our Salt Lake City bad faith insurance lawyers represent clients whose claims have been unfairly handled, helping them recover not only the benefits they were denied — but also additional damages for the insurer’s misconduct.


    Common Examples of Bad Faith Practices Include:

    • Unreasonably denying or delaying payment
    • Misinterpreting policy language to avoid liability
    • Refusing to settle valid claims
    • Using fraudulent, deceptive, or coercive tactics

  • What if I no longer have the device?

    We can still help — but retaining the device strengthens your case. Contact us before disposing of anything.


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Take the Next Step — Put Our Team on Your Side

If you were injured by a defective medical device, you deserve answers — and a path forward. Mortensen & Milne offers the experience, resources, and courtroom strength to pursue maximum accountability.