Kip Petroff is now accepting Smith & Nephew hip implant cases. If you (or a loved one) have had difficulties with a Smith & Nephew hip implant and want to discuss possible legal action, please fill out this form: | ||
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The following questions are designed to help determine if you (or your loved one) have a potential claim related to a defective Smith & Nephew hip implant.
You may submit this Questionnaire in one of two ways: 1. Online: Please fill out the form below and hit the “Send” button at the bottom, or 2. By Mail: If you prefer, you may print this questionnaire in PDF format and mail the completed form to: Kip Petroff Attorney At Law Response Time: Kip tries to respond promptly to all Questionnaires from prospective clients, but sometimes that is not possible. Please make sure to follow up if you haven’t heard back within three business days of submitting this Questionnaire. |
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