The 2013 Cutoff: Understanding Who Qualifies for a Hernia Mesh Lawsuit
Not every hernia mesh complication qualifies for a lawsuit. To hold manufacturers accountable, your case must typically meet specific criteria regarding your implant date (post-2013) and your revision surgery (post-2018). Learn why these strict legal requirements exist—from medical record retention to proving concrete damages—and see if your situation meets the current standards for compensation.
FDA Admits Hernia Mesh Degrades & Contracts
FDA finally acknowledges that permanent hernia mesh implants undergo degradation and shrinkage.
3DMax Hernia Mesh Lawsuit
Bard’s 3DMax hernia mesh is prone to wrinkling and folding, causing many patients to experience chronic groin pain. 3DMax lawsuits are being filed for those who have had mesh removal or are in chronic pain
Ventralex Hernia Mesh Lawsuit
Bard’s Ventralex hernia mesh is prone to deforming and buckling, leading to high rates of hernia recurrence and bowel complications. The Ventralex also includes both polypropylene and ePTFE, greatly increasing the risk of chronic infection.
PerFix Plug & Patch Hernia Mesh Lawsuit
Bard’s PerFix Plug & Patch hernia mesh is prone to migrating and has left many patients in chronic pain. PerFix Plug hernia mesh lawsuits are being filed for those who are in chronic pain or have had a testicle removed.
Bard Hernia Mesh MDL 2846 Case Management Orders (CMOs)
All case management orders (CMOs) for the Bard hernia mesh lawsuits consolidated in MDL 2846.
Ventralight ST Hernia Mesh Lawsuit
Bard’s Ventralight ST hernia mesh is prone to delamination and early resorption of its adhesion barrier. Ventralight ST lawsuits are being filed for adhesions and other bowel complications.
Which Bard Hernia Meshes Have The Highest Rate Of Lawsuits?
The most dangerous hernia mesh devices as reported in hernia mesh lawsuits filed against Bard Davol.
