Paragard IUD Lawsuits – Defective Copper IUD Injury Claims
Legal Help for Women Harmed by Paragard IUD Breakage
Paragard is a copper IUD used for long-term birth control. While many women trusted Paragard as a safe, hormone-free contraceptive, lawsuits across the country allege a serious defect: the Paragard IUD may break or fracture during removal.
When Paragard breaks, pieces of the device can become lodged in the uterus, requiring additional medical procedures—or even surgery—to remove the fragments. DRS Law’s Nashville product liability attorneys are reviewing Paragard injury claims for women in Tennessee and beyond.
What Is the Paragard IUD Lawsuit About?
The Paragard lawsuit centers on allegations that:
- The device has a design defect that makes it prone to breaking
- The IUD’s arms may snap off during routine removal
- The manufacturer failed to adequately warn patients and doctors of this risk
Many women only discovered the danger when their Paragard broke during removal and caused unexpected complications.
Common Injuries Reported in Paragard Copper IUD Lawsuits
When a Paragard IUD breaks, the consequences can be severe. Reported injuries include:
- Painful removal complications
- Uterine perforation or internal bleeding
- Infection or inflammation
- Scar tissue and reproductive damage
- Infertility concerns
- Emergency surgery to retrieve broken fragments
- Procedures such as hysteroscopy or, in extreme cases, hysterectomy
These injuries can lead to significant medical costs, emotional distress, and long-term health impacts.
Is There a Paragard Recall?
At this time, there has not been a formal Paragard recall. However, the growing number of lawsuits alleges the device is defective and that women were not properly warned about the risk of breakage.
Litigation involving Paragard has expanded into national mass tort proceedings, including a federal MDL (multi-district litigation), showing the seriousness and scale of these claims.
Paragard MDL and Mass Tort Litigation
Many Paragard cases are being handled as part of coordinated national litigation. This process allows injured women to pursue compensation while sharing evidence about the device’s design and risks.
DRS Law can explain whether joining the Paragard MDL or filing an individual claim is the best path for your situation.
Who May Be Eligible to File a Paragard Lawsuit?
You may qualify for a Paragard injury lawsuit if:
- You had a Paragard copper IUD implanted
- The device broke or fractured during removal
- You required additional medical procedures or surgery
- You suffered complications such as pain, infection, or fertility harm
Even if your injury happened years ago, deadlines may apply—so it’s important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions About Paragard Lawsuits
What is the Paragard IUD lawsuit about?
Lawsuits claim Paragard is defectively designed and prone to breaking during removal, causing serious injuries and requiring surgery.
Paragard broke during removal—can I get compensation?
Yes. If the breakage caused injury or additional procedures, you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, pain, and long-term harm.
What damages can be recovered?
Compensation may include medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and reproductive harm.
How much does it cost to hire a Paragard lawsuit attorney?
DRS Law handles Paragard cases on contingency—no upfront fees, and no legal fee unless we recover compensation.
Why Choose DRS Law for a Paragard Injury Claim?
Women pursuing Paragard lawsuits deserve a firm that understands both the medical complexity and the national scope of defective medical device litigation.
DRS Law offers:
- Experience in dangerous medical device and drug cases
- Personalized attention, not a high-volume approach
- A Nashville-based team serving Tennessee and beyond
- Free, confidential consultations
Speak With a Nashville Paragard Lawsuit Attorney Today
If your Paragard copper IUD broke during removal or caused serious complications, you may have a legal claim. Our attorneys are currently reviewing Paragard injury cases and can help you understand your rights and next steps.
