IVF Lawsuit: Defective Solution Kills Embryos

David vs. Goliath

Did you undergo in vitro fertilization during early November to mid-December of 2023? If that process failed, you may have been a victim of the contaminated in vitro fertilization solution manufactured by CooperSurgical.

In this episode of David vs. Goliath, host Stan Gipe welcomes trial attorney Michael Rose to discuss the issues with CooperSurgical's in vitro fertilization (IVF) product and the impact on couples and families.

The defective product, a solution used in the IVF process, led to failed fertilization. The emotional distress and non-economic damages caused by the loss of the opportunity to have children are immeasurable. Fertility clinics may also be held responsible if they were aware of the defective product and continued to use it. Potential victims are encouraged to obtain their medical records and seek legal action to hold CooperSurgical accountable and potentially receive compensation.

If you think you may have experienced embryo loss from a CooperSurgical solution, contact the experienced IVF contamination lawsuit attorneys at Hach & Rose, LLP by phone at 866-LAWSUSA or 212-779-0057 or by email at [e-mail].

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