If you or a loved one had hernia surgery that used any hernia mesh product, here’s what you should know about hernia mesh recalls and the potential long-term complications associated with hernia mesh products.
If you’ve been injured following hernia mesh surgery or suffer long-term complications, you may be considering filing a hernia mesh lawsuit. This hernia mesh claims FAQ answers some common questions people have about filing a hernia mesh injury claim.
Unfortunately, injuries from hernia mesh surgeries are common. The FDA estimates that 1/3 of those who receive hernia mesh implants have long-term pain and complications. In most cases where compensations are justified, repeat or revision surgeries are required. How can you get compensation for your hernia mesh surgery injuries and complications? To find out, watch this short video.
Whether you’re currently involved in hernia mesh litigation or are considering filing a hernia mesh lawsuit, these are the stages you can expect your case to go through.
Here are the four grounds for a hernia mesh lawsuit. I hope you find value in this video message. If you or a loved one needs help with a hernia mesh case, please reach out to our office via phone or email. We’re here to help.
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Here’s the skinny on hernia mesh lawsuits. If you or a loved one has suffered injuries or complications following a hernia mesh surgery, give our office a call. We’d love to help you.
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Unfortunately, injuries following insertion of a hernia mesh are common. If you have any adverse reactions following hernia mesh surgery, it is best to reach out to an experienced hernia mesh attorney right away. See what information is needed to help evaluate your case.
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