Philips CPAP Contracts

Our Eligibility & Screening Criteria in Phillips CPAP Cases

At Atraxia Media, we have the expertise to help you launch your marketing campaign and get signed contracts for your Phillips CPAP campaign. We can assist with developing a strategy tailored specifically for your needs that will include:

• Pre-screening. At Atraxia Media, we spend resources wisely by focusing only on the best fit for your law firm. Since every law firm has its own set of requirements, we know not all potential clients are a good fit. We want to make sure we're only spending time on those who meet your criteria.
• Screening each case. We conduct thorough interviews to discover the heart of a potential Plaintiff's situation. Our goal is to prove these cases and help you get users justice for their injuries. We've seen it all and can spot the red flags of a bad case before they become an issue, so you don't have to worry about anything other than a successful result.
• Following up with potential CPAP machine users. We make things easier for injured users by creating follow-up schedules that take into account their schedule and ours and the need to keep an intake process efficient and effective.
• Delivering signed contracts to your law firm. You can count on us to deliver the contracts you need. We have a reputation for getting results and signing top-notch contracts.
• Connecting you with a more significant volume of prospective Phillips CPAP claimants. We work to increase the number of those cases that fit your focus and budget while helping shorten the claim processing time by providing efficient, cost-effective services.
• Running an in-house case-generating marketing strategy that actually generates cases. As leads come in, they are sent to our internal intake department, where they get vetted before being forwarded your way.
• Signing potential CPAP machine Plaintiffs exclusively for your law firm. We know that Phillips CPAP Plaintiffs are in high demand and we will work solely for you.

Veterans and others are eligible to file a Phillips CPAP machine claim if they:

• Have used for more than six months a recalled Philips CPAP/BiPAP/ASV sleep apnea machine
• Have been diagnosed with one of the several cancers caused by inhaling gases emitted from polyurethane foam used in the Phillips CPAP machine, including:
• Leukemia
• Breast cancer
• Lymphatic cancer
• Liver cancer
• Nasal cancer
• Lung cancer
• Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)
• Brain cancer
• Multiple myeloma
• Prostate cancer
• Bladder cancer
• Testicular cancer
• Stomach cancer
• Hematopoietic cancer
• Papillary carcinoma
• Thyroid cancer

At Atraxia Media, we have a proven track record of success in advertising and managing marketing campaigns for product liability cases. As a result, if you're an attorney interested in handling Phillips CPAP machines campaigns, we can help. We offer an extensive range of services that are guaranteed to exceed your expectations. Our team's proven track record will allow you access to volume and low costs, as well as to signing potential clients according to your specifications.

Phillips CPAP Machine Recall Facts & History

Individuals that have been injured from using CPAPs can now receive financial compensation for their injuries. Compensation may be available for any individual deemed eligible due to the circumstances of their injury.

On June 14, 2021, Philips Respironics - a subsidiary of the Dutch conglomerate Koninklijke Philips, N.V. "Royal Philips" - issued a recall for several different breathing machines. The recalled Philips CPAP machines are most commonly sold under the brand name "DreamStation." The remaining 20% were ventilators that provided a backup in hospital settings when the patient could not breathe on their own.

The defective sound abatement foam in these machines risks degrading and releasing toxic particles or chemicals. The company is recalling devices sold between 2009 and April 2021.

Philips has been aware of the dangers associated with their sound abatement foam for some time, and yet they continued to produce machines that would inevitably harm people. The first warnings about this potential risk were not issued until April 2021, but it appears Philips knew or should have known about these problems earlier than that. Users of CPAP machines reported finding black debris in masks tubing and having several health issues related to the use of such products.

PHILLIPS CPAP MACHINE PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION, MDL NO.

Litigation has just begun, and there are potentially hundreds of thousands of plaintiffs across America. It's expected that a federal MDL will exist, which expedites pretrial proceedings by temporarily consolidating all personal injury cases during such proceedings.

History:

2021:

• June:
  • A proposed class-action suit was filed against Koninklijke Philips NV in federal court. The lawsuit was Shelton v. Koninklijke Philips N.V., et al. The case claims defendants knew well before recalling that some of their CPAP devices contained PE-PUR sound abatement foam that could degrade and enter into the machines' air pathways or off-gas chemicals. The lawsuit aims to cover anyone in the U.S. who purchased one of the recalled Philips devices anytime from the beginning of the applicable statute of limitations period through June 14, 2021.
  • A series of class-action cases, including Manna v. Koninklijke Philips N.V., et al., Boudreau v. Philips North America, et al., and Hufnus v. Koninklijke Philips N.V., et al., were pending in Massachusetts.
  • There were ten lawsuits filed in U.S. District Court in Boston since June 17. Among the most serious allegations made, Philips failed to disclose the defect as soon as it knew about it.