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Pelvic Mesh Patient Wins $68M In C.R. Bard Lawsuit
A New Jersey state court jury has slammed prominent medical device manufacturer C.R. Bard with a $68 million award in the case of a South Carolina woman who pursued a hernia mesh lawsuit after suffering severe injuries after receiving one of the company’s pelvic mesh products, MassDevice reports. C.R. Bard Loses $68M Pelvic Mesh Lawsuit… read more
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Prevacid Kidney Failure Lawsuits: Takeda Faces Product Liability Claims
Like every other proton pump inhibitor drug, Prevacid has been associated with an alarming risk of progressive kidney disorders. Some patients may be eligible to secure compensation: Acute kidney injuries Chronic kidney disease Kidney failure Our experienced attorneys are here to answer your questions in a free consultation. Takeda Pharmaceutical’s popular heartburn drug Prevacid has… read more
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Hernia Mesh Settlements: Is Compensation Coming For Injured Patients?
Despite their appeal for surgeons, dozens of hernia mesh patches have been recalled over the past decade in light of serious safety risks. Hernia mesh lawsuits are common, as injured patients pursue financial compensation for their injuries against medical device companies both large and small. From minor beginnings, the scope of hernia mesh litigation has… read more
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Hernia Mesh Lawsuits: Ethicon, Bard Under Fire Over Severe Complications
Thousands of hernia patients have filed product liability lawsuits over severe side effects and complications linked to a variety of hernia mesh patches, including models manufactured by market leaders Ethicon, a subsidiary of global giant Johnson & Johnson, and Bard. Hernia Mesh Litigation: Can You File A Lawsuit? Today, nearly 60,000 patients and families are… read more
Read MoreStryker Employee Pleads Guilty To Bribery Scheme For $5.5M Medical Device Contract
A medical technologies employee from Monroe, New York has pleaded guilty to accepting $75,000 in bribes to secure a lucrative contract between his employer and metallurgy company Sanova, MassDevice reports. Federal prosecutors say Daniel Lawryinowicz brokered a $5.5 million contract for metallurgical services, accepting thousands of dollars in illegal bribes from Eugene Ostrovsky, vice president… read more
Read MoreMaryland Federal Judge Greenlights 200+ Smith & Nephew Hip Implant Lawsuits
A US District Judge in Maryland will allow over 200 lawsuits filed against British hip implant manufacturer Smith & Nephew to continue, ruling that five state law claims over the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing system are not preempted by the device’s FDA clearance, according to Reuters. Smith & Nephew Must Face Hip Implant Lawsuits, Judge Rules… read more
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