Child Injuries

There have been reports of children swallowing rare earth magnets, leading to surgeries and death. Thirty-three percent of cases reported no adverse effects. Surgery was performed in 69.7% of cases for which medical treatment was reported, and 73.6% of cases were admitted to the hospital. There has been at least 1 known fatality in the United States related to the ingestion of rare-earth magnets.

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We have successfully helped many clients who have been injured or killed by defective or dangerous products like these magnets. Our accident lawyers understand the distinct needs and challenges in these types of cases.

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