In a transvaginal mesh lawsuit being heard in a state court in Texas, the jury recently ruled that the plaintiff was due $1.2 million in damages after sustaining injuries allegedly…
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Last year’s Supreme Court ruling in Riegel v. Medtronic took away patients’ right to sue makers of defective medical devices that seriously harmed them or their loved ones. The court…
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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that a doctor from the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation expressed grave doubts this week about the safety standards for a new breed of defibrillators. In the…
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Carey & Danis recently reported on the advocacy group, Scottish Mesh Survivors, and their presentation before the Scottish Petitions Committee regarding transvaginal mesh injuries. It appears that the women who…
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Published May 15, 2012 on InjuryBoard It is hard to keep track of all of the information we get daily about various drugs and devices. Which ones are potential cases?…
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The second bellwether case to be heard in the Ethicon multidistrict litigation (MDL) in a federal court in West Virginia has wrapped up its proceedings after approximately two weeks. The…
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The Ethicon multidistrict litigation (MDL) in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia is preparing for a second round of bellwether trials, which are due to…
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Pharmaceutical liability attorneys like me have followed litigation over NuvaRing, a form of birth control, closely since it first emerged as an issue. NuvaRing is a type of hormonal birth…
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The Corporate Action Network published a report in August 2014 examining transvaginal mesh products, a mesh manufacturer, and the women affected by defective medical products. The report provides a brief…
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