For many people suffering from sleep apnea or breathing disorders, CPAP and BiPAP machines promise relief and safe sleep. But when a device meant to help instead becomes a hidden danger — exposing you to toxic foam particles or dangerous chemicals — the results can be catastrophic. If you or a loved one have suffered serious illness, organ problems, or even wrongful death after using a recalled or defective sleep machine, you deserve an attorney who treats you with respect, urgency, and determination. My name is Peter Smith — and I’m here to fight for your rights and recovery.

Some CPAP and BiPAP devices — once considered lifesaving equipment — were later recalled because the internal foam used to reduce noise (sound‑abatement foam) degrades over time. This breakdown can release tiny particles or toxic fumes into the airflow you breathe while using the machine.
For many users, this exposure wasn’t obvious at first. The machines kept working — but over months or years, the repeated inhalation of debris or chemicals led to serious health problems, sometimes only surfacing long after the initial use began.
Victims of defective breathing machines have reported a wide range of devastating conditions, including:
Respiratory issues: chronic coughing, lung irritation, asthma, pneumonia, and persistent sinus or throat problems
Organ damage: serious harm to lungs, kidneys, liver, or other vital organs potentially linked to exposure to toxic foam chemicals
Long‑term illnesses: in some cases, cancer (lung, kidney, liver, or other organs), chronic lung disease, or severe respiratory failure
Chronic symptoms: headaches, dizziness, nausea, hypersensitivity, immune responses, and other persistent health problems that degrade quality of life
These side effects are not minor — they can change someone’s life, health, and whole future. For some, the damage is ongoing and may require long-term care, monitoring, and medical treatment.
If your injuries or illness resulted from a defective CPAP or BiPAP machine, you may be eligible to seek compensation that covers:
Medical expenses — past and future: hospital bills, treatments, respiratory therapies, organ‑damage care, ongoing monitoring
Lost wages or diminished earning capacity — if your ability to work was impaired because of health effects
Pain, suffering, decreased quality of life, emotional distress, and long-term health consequences
Long-term care costs — if you require ongoing medical support, monitoring, or treatment for chronic conditions
Claims of this nature can be complex — but when handled thoroughly, they provide a path to justice and financial support for victims and their families.
Defective medical‑device cases require deep investigation, careful documentation, and tenacious legal advocacy. Here’s how I approach these cases:
I carefully review your history — device model, usage period, symptoms, medical records — to determine if the machine you used was part of a recall or known defect.
I work with medical experts, toxicologists, and specialists to link your health problems to the defective device — establishing causation, documenting injury, and projecting long-term needs.
I handle all interactions with manufacturers, insurance companies, and liable parties — so you don’t have to face corporate pressure while dealing with health issues.
I build a comprehensive claim that covers medical costs, lost income, pain & suffering, long-term care, and any other damages tied to your injuries.
I fight aggressively — whether negotiating a fair settlement or taking your case to court — with your well‑being and best interests as my top priority.
You deserve compassion, clarity, and forceful representation. I stand ready to provide all three.
If you or a loved one used a CPAP or BiPAP machine and now suffer from unexplained respiratory issues, organ problems, or serious illness — don’t ignore warning signs. Medical device injuries can worsen over time, and gathering evidence early (device information, medical history, usage timeline) makes a big difference.
Reach out today for a free, confidential consultation. I handle these cases on a contingency-fee basis — meaning you pay nothing up front, and only if we win.
Let’s work together to hold negligent manufacturers accountable and fight for justice, compensation, and recovery.