There are several ways to tell if you have a Silzone-coated St Jude Medical heart valve device:

• Date of implant should be after July 1997 (April 1998 in the United States) and before January 21, 2000.
• Check Patient ID for date of implant. If you do not have an ID card, please view the availability chart.
• Check surgical or operative report records.
• Compare the serial number on your card with the Serial Number Chart.
• Contact us for a free consultation.

Greg Monforton and Partners is handling legal claims against St Jude Medical in cooperation with the law firms of Levy Angstreich and Lerners LLP.

If you or a loved one has been implanted with a St Jude Medical Silzone heart valve, we encourage you to contact us. We will represent clients in the United States, Canada and throughout Europe in lawsuits against St Jude Medical.

For free answers to your questions about the St Jude Medical Silzone lawsuit, please complete our online form.

Greg Monforton and Partners is working in cooperation with the law firms of Levy Angstreich (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) and Lerners LLP (Ontario, Canada) to aggressively represent patients injured by a defective St. Jude's Silzone Heart Valve. The three firms have extensive experience handling claims involving dangerous medical devices.

The firms have joined together to combine their skill and experience to effectively represent those affected by defective heart valves designed and manufactured by St. Jude's Medical.