The firms recognized in this category helped highlight for patients nationwide—or, ­unfortunately, for their survivors—that litigation sometimes is necessary to hold medical-device manufacturers accountable for risky products. Our winning firm focused on hip-replacement devices, scoring a more than $500 million verdict—one of the largest verdicts during 2016 and in a medical-device case in U.S. history. Among the ­finalists were firms that challenged the providers of transvaginal mesh devices. These are ­surgically implanted products, aimed at preventing in women incontinence, but which have been found to erode over time, leaving plastic shards imbedded in patients.

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