Case: Guidant Ancure Device Result: Confidential Settlements On June 23, 2003, Ken Moll's law firm filed the first worldwide class action lawsuit against Endovascular Technologies, Inc., a Guidant company, for serious injuries and death of users of its defective Ancure Endograft Systems, devices used to treat abdominal aortic aneurisms
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