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Hernia Mesh Lawsuits
Have you experienced pain, complications, or revision surgery after a hernia mesh implant?
You may be entitled to compensation. Thousands of patients across the U.S. have filed lawsuits claiming that defective hernia mesh products caused severe injuries, chronic pain, and the need for additional surgeries.
At Associates Law Center, we help victims of medical device failures pursue justice and hold manufacturers accountable for their negligence.
Understanding the Hernia Mesh Problem
Hernia mesh is a medical device used to support weakened or damaged tissue after hernia repair surgery. While intended to help patients heal, some mesh products have been linked to serious complications, including:
Chronic pain or inflammation
Mesh adhesion or migration
Bowel obstruction or perforation
Infection at the implant site
Hernia recurrence
Revision or removal surgery
Many of these issues arise from defective mesh designs, poor materials, or inadequate testing before approval.
Who Is Being Sued?
Several major medical device manufacturers are facing lawsuits over their hernia mesh products. These companies are accused of producing and selling unsafe devices and failing to properly warn doctors and patients of potential risks.
Manufacturers Named in Lawsuits Include:
C.R. Bard / Davol Inc. — Makers of Ventralex, PerFix, and Composix mesh products.
Ethicon (a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary) — Producer of Physiomesh, withdrawn from the market after safety concerns.
Atrium Medical Corporation — Manufacturer of the C-QUR mesh, linked to infections and allergic reactions.
Covidien / Medtronic — Accused of mesh erosion and failure complications.
These lawsuits claim that manufacturers knew about the risks but continued selling defective products to maximize profits.
Are You Eligible to File a Claim?
You may qualify for a hernia mesh lawsuit if you:
Had hernia repair surgery with a mesh implant in 2010 or later.
Suffered pain, infection, or other complications after the surgery.
Required a revision or removal procedure due to mesh failure.
Have experienced loss of income, ongoing medical expenses, or reduced quality of life due to complications.
Even if your surgery occurred several years ago, you may still be eligible to file a claim — deadlines vary by state, so it’s important to act quickly.
What Compensation Can Victims Receive?
Hernia mesh lawsuits seek compensation for:
Medical expenses (including revision surgeries)
Lost wages or reduced earning ability
Pain and suffering
Permanent disability
Emotional distress and diminished quality of life
If you or a loved one suffered complications after a hernia mesh implant, don’t wait to seek help.
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