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INFECTED AFTER AN OLYMPUS SCOPE PROCEDURE? YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION.

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Did you or a loved one undergo any of the following scope or endoscopic procedures?

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Hospitals across the country used Olympus endoscopes that couldn't be properly sterilized — exposing patients to life-threatening infections. If you or a loved one was harmed, our attorney partners are reviewing cases now.

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OLYMPUS KNEW THEIR SCOPES WERE DEFECTIVE. PATIENTS SUFFERED THE CONSEQUENCES.

Olympus manufactures reusable endoscopes used in ERCPs, colonoscopies, bronchoscopies, and other procedures performed in hospitals every day. These devices were designed to be reused — but they could not be reliably sterilized between patients.

The result: deadly bacteria passed from patient to patient. Victims developed sepsis, CRE (carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae), and other life-threatening superbug infections — through no fault of their own.

"In 2021, Olympus Medical Systems Corp. pleaded guilty to federal charges of distributing adulterated medical devices. The company paid over $80 million in criminal fines."

— U.S. Department of Justice

If you or someone you love was harmed after an Olympus scope procedure, you may have a legal right to pursue compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and more. Don't wait — case filing deadlines may apply.

DO YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION?

Check the criteria below — if you match, you may be eligible.

  • You (or a loved one) underwent an ERCP, colonoscopy, bronchoscopy, or other endoscopic procedure
  • The procedure was performed at a hospital or surgical center
  • You developed an infection, sepsis, or serious illness following the procedure
  • You required hospitalization, additional treatment, or suffered lasting health consequences
  • The procedure took place between 2010 and present

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