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Dangerous and Defective Drugs If you put your trust in a pharmaceutical company and were hurt by their product, you deserve compensation for your suffering.
Wrong Medication Did you receive the wrong medication or incorrect prescription from a pharmacy? If you have suffered because of a medication error please call us for a free case review.
Wrong Dosage Common forms of medication error: incorrect dosage error. Order our free book to learn how to protect yourself and your family from wrong dosage errors.
Other Errors Order our free book, "How to Make Pharmacies Pay for your Injuries Caused by Medication Errors, to learn your rights in prescription error cases.
Kids Rx Errors Order a free copy of The Top 10 Tips to Protect Your Children Against Pharmacy Errors. If you have suffered a prescription error contact our firm today.
Pharmacy Malpractice If you have suffered an injury because a pharmacy dispensed the wrong medication or made an error with your prescription, you are able to file a claim for negligence or malpractice and receive the compensation you deserve.
Walgreens Pharmacy Error Claims There have been numerous claims brought against Walgreens for pharmacy errors or prescription errors. Order our free book to learn how to take action.
CVS Pharmacy Error Claims If you've been injured because of a CVS Pharmacy prescription error, call us for help with your lawsuit at 888-526-7616.
State Pharmacy Boards If you have been severely injured because of a medication error, contact board-certified attorneys immediately to investigate your case free of charge.
Drug & Pharmacy Error Prevention Filing a pharmacy error lawsuit is the only way to make pharmacies take accountability for mistakes. Call our board certified attorneys for a free case review.
State Pharmacy Laws State laws on pharmacy malpractice. Learn the pharmacy error Statute of Limitation laws that apply to your state. Call 877-342-2020 for a free consultation.

What are the allegations being made against the manufacturers of transvaginal mesh?

For women suffering from pelvic floor issues, transvaginal mesh was in many cases presented as a safe and effective method for treating their condition. Unfortunately, it is now known that the use of transvaginal mesh is associated with risks of potentially serious side effects and complications. Many victims are pursuing claims against the manufacturers of transvaginal mesh as a result.

8 Claims Made Against Manufacturers of Transvaginal Mesh

What are some of the legal claims that are being pursued against the manufacturers of transvaginal mesh? The following is an overview:

  1. Manufacturers had a legal obligation to ensure the safeness of their products.
  2. Manufacturers actively and intentionally mislead the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as well as the medical community, patients, and the public, with regard to the safety and effectiveness of transvaginal mesh.
  3. Manufacturers failed to conduct the proper tests to assess the risks associated with the use of transvaginal mesh.
  4. Manufacturers failed to properly research the potential risks of the use of transvaginal mesh designed to treat female pelvic floor disorders.
  5. Manufacturers failed to establish a safe way for removing transvaginal mesh.
  6. Manufacturers did not provide adequate warnings of the potential complications and injuries that may result from the use of transvaginal mesh.
  7. Manufacturers committed fraud in their production and sale of transvaginal mesh.
  8. Manufacturers intentionally concealed the risk of permanent and debilitating injuries associated with transvaginal mesh.

Pursuing a legal claim against a drug manufacturer requires victims to act quickly in order to protect their legal rights. When you are ready to learn more, we encourage you to reach out at our toll free number, 888-526-7616.

 

David W. Hodges
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