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- Do you have information concerning maintenance of elevators at
Duke Hospitals?
- Do you have information or knowledge concerning management and
handling of new and used hydraulic fluid used in elevators at Duke
Hospitals?
If you have information or knowledge concerning these specific questions,
or any other aspect of the Duke hydraulic fluid exposure incidents,
you may be able to assist exposed patients in gaining a greater
understanding of their medical situation or with improvement of
surgical medical safety practices.
It is also helpful if you are aware of the locations of documents
which may contain relevant information or can identify persons,
departments or agencies whose job it is to monitor, maintain records
on or make decisions concerning any of these research questions.
It is particularly helpful if you can give us a specific idea as
to what relevant information might be found in certain documents,
or under the responsibility of particular individuals or groups.
You may contact us by telephone or fax at the numbers listed to
the left, or via email by clicking here.
It is helpful if you can provide enough detail so that we can best
use the information, or locate sources of information (documents,
computer records, etc) in order to best assist with the research.
While you do not have to leave your name if you wish to remain anonymous,
we hope that you will give us a means to contact you and to follow
up on the valuable information you have provided. We pledge to take
each message seriously, and will follow up on all information received.
The inquiry is paid for solely by the Temple Law Firm, PLLC, but
is not an advertisement for legal services. This inquiry is not
affiliated or associated with any other law firm or group other
than Temple Law Firm, PLLC. This inquiry into the Duke Hospitals
surgical patient exposure to hydraulic fluid is being conducted
on an independent basis, and is not connected with, sponsored by,
or controlled by, Duke Hospitals or any related organization. Your
confidentiality will be protected to the fullest extent of the law.
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