Those with hernia mesh implants in 2010 or later that failed & required replacement are urged to have a free, private case evaluation for justice that may include financial compensation
Those with hernia mesh implants in 2010 or later that failed & required replacement are urged to have a free, private case evaluation for justice that may include financial compensation
Hernia mesh implant manufacturers providing failing equipment that qualify for compensation may include:
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Atrium®
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Bard Davol®
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Covidien®
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Ethicon®
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THOSE WITH HERNIA MESH IMPLANTS THAT FAILED & REQUIRED REPLACEMENT MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A SETTLEMENT
Thousands of patients have had to suffer from adverse effects following the implantation of a hernia mesh.
Those have recieved a hernia mesh and suffered adverse side effects or have had multiple surgeries to revise a hernia mesh, may be entitled to compensation.
OVER
5,000
CASES FILED AGAINST HERNIA MESH COMPANIES
The RisksThe risks of faulty hernia mesh implants
As such, nearly 90% of all 800,000 hernia repairs in the United States require the use of a hernia mesh. However, many patients now argue that several large hernia mesh manufacturers have been selling defective products that have failed and consequently caused unnecessary injuries.
Many hernia mesh products were rushed to the marketplace without any scientific study as to the safety of the devices, and patient consumers were never warned.
Now, manufacturers are now silently "withdrawing" their defective meshes that may have otherwise been recalled in hopes that the thousands of victims and families involved will be none the wiser.
