You may have questions about whether your Advanced Bionics HiRes90K or earlier Clarion device is defective. Please fill out the form on this page to discuss your case with a Deaf lawyer. VP available.

Potential symptoms of defective cochlear implants include:

• A sudden sensation of discomfort or pain;

• A sudden loud noise or popping sound;

• An intermittent functioning;

• A complete loss of sound;

• In infants or children, an unwillingness to wear the external headpiece, crying or fussiness when the sound processor is turned on, lack of expected progress or diminished progress in achieving speech/language milestones, or apparent loss of audiological benefit. 

If you or your child has been implanted with a defective cochlear implant, or you have received notification that your Advanced Bionic’s cochlear implant may fail, we encourage you to contact us. The firm has a commitment to being accessible to the deaf individuals and their families and has sign language interpreters and videophone access available. To obtain a free lawsuit review, please complete the form below.