Texas judge rules preemption in hip implant suit against Stryker
April 21, 2010 by MassDevice staff
A federal judge in Texas tossed a lawsuit filed against Stryker Corp. and its Howmedica Osteonics subsidiary over an allegedly faulty hip implant, ruling that federal law preempts the suit at the state level.
A federal judge in Texas tossed a lawsuit against Stryker Corp. (NYSE:SYK) and its Howmedica Osteonics subsidiary over an allegedly defective hip implant, ruling that federal law preempts the suit.
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