Legal hope for prolapse patients

Sufferers of mesh-implant injuries may now have a claim after a US court found a medical firm at fault Jacqui Scott says she is suffering from complications from the mesh and is outraged her doctors used the controversial product.

[Sheryl]

It's encouraging to know that Linda Gross won the case against J&J. I am glad that she finally gets compensated for everything that she may have gone through since she was implanted with the Prolift. It also turns out that there are numerous mesh-related lawsuits pending against J&J and other major mesh manufacturers as I've read here bladdermeshlawsuit.us/transvag inal-mesh-lawsuits/

[Barbara Felder]

The vaginal mesh controversy has truly become a worldwide concern. There are also cases pending in Canada, Australia, UK, and other countries in Europe. I have read in vaginalmeshlawsuitcenter.us/pe lvic-organ-prolapse/ that in the US alone, over 15,000 cases are pending. The same number is also expected in other countries. The victory of Linda Gross will definitely be very encouraging to the other vaginal mesh victims.

[Karylle]

This is good news to other women who may have suffered the same fate as Linda Gross. Let's just hope that they too get the compensation they rightfully deserve. I also read from bladderslingrecall.us that Johnson & Johnson is facing numerous legal challenges filed by women who have had a first-hand experience of the complications stemming from their surgical sling device.