Mesh Cases

Legal-Bay is a leader in Product Liability funding for various Mesh Cases and their manufacturers. Two of the most funded and serious suits involve Vaginal or Pelvic Mesh Cases and Hernia Mesh Cases. Below is basic information on each of these litigations and the manufacturers that are subject to paying large liability claims to you the victim.

Be advised that there are numerous types of Mesh cases and manufactures, so if you don’t see your specific case/manufacturer on our list, that doesn’t mean we cannot fund you. Legal-Bay is willing to give you a free case evaluation by filling out the application to your left as long as you have a lawyer and your case is in suit.

Vaginal Mesh or Transvaginal Mesh or Bladder Sling or Pelvic Mesh Cases

Approximately 100K women a year have some sort of Pelvic or Vaginal Mesh surgery. Many women have had complications after pelvic surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) or Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). Because of the complications, thousands of women have needed additional surgeries to remedy these problems. Unfortunately for Vaginal Mesh Victims, some of these remedies have resulted in only additional problems which have caused serious injuries, including but not limited to: bladder, bowel and blood vessel punctures and erosions; scarring and narrowing of the vaginal wall; pain during intercourse. In 2008, the FDA issued a report with concerns of the Mesh Products; in 2011 the FDA upgraded their concerns to a “serious warning” to each various Vaginal or Pelvic Mesh Manufacturers. The FDA reports have led to over 4000 lawsuits being filed – and many more sure to come.

Some of the manufacturers of Pelvic or Vaginal Mesh products are: Boston Scientific, Advantage; Johnson & Johnson, Ethicon, Gynecare; American Medical Systems (AMS); CF Bard and Co., Avaulta; Tyco; Mentor; etc.

If you are a victim of a Transvaginal, Pelvic Mesh or other Mesh Product Liability lawsuit and need money today (up to $30K), fill out the brief application on the left and a sales agent will call you promptly to discuss your case. Or call our 24 hour toll free hotline to speak directly with a funding specialist.

Davol Mesh or Kugel Mesh or Hernia Mesh Patch Cases

Approximately 750K Kugel Mesh Hernia Patches have been implanted each year to repair Hernias. However, in 2005 the FDA notified healthcare professionals of a Class I recall of the Bard Composix Kugel Mesh Hernia Patch. In 2006 the FDA expanded the recall to include Oval, Large Oval and Large Circle Kugel Mesh Hernia Patches. Victims of defective Hernia Patches have reported many symptoms of the Patch Failure including, but not limited to: Fever, unexplained or persistent abdominal pain, tenderness at the implant site, and other unusual symptoms.

These symptoms have led to thousands of lawsuits against C.R. Bard, Johnson and Johnson and other manufacturers. The litigation is expected to drag on and continue to grow in size, only delaying the ultimate settlement for the Kugel Mesh Hernia Patch victims. Legal-Bay has been assisting Hernia Patch victims with cash advances today (up to $30K), before their cases settle. If you are in need of cash today, fill out the application to your left and a sales agent will call you promptly to discuss your case. Or call our 24 hour toll free hotline at 877.571.0405, where funding specialists are standing by to take your call.

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