Any person who has been injured or the survivors of a loved one who has been killed as a result of a defective medical implant, device or prescription drug can bring a lawsuit if they can establish fault on the part of the manufacturer, supplier or seller of the device or the physician(s) who inserted the device or prescribed the drug if they can establish negligence of the physician.

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