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If you had surgery for bladder control, prolapsed organs or a partial hysterectomy since 1998, you probably had a bladder sling, pelvic mesh or pelvic tape. These products are also known as transvaginal mesh or transvaginal tape. The plastic-type materials can break into sharp shreds and migrate into internal organs, causing bleeding, pain, infection, and even death. The mesh is very difficult to remove during a revision surgery.
Even if you do not have problems with your bladder sling or mesh products at present, YOU MAY HAVE A SETTLEMENT CLAIM. To learn if you qualify, call us at [phone_number]. The call is free, completely confidential, and with no obligation.
We have heard many stories of women’s mesh injuries. Some will never carry on normal lives. If you are one of them, please call. Please tell others.
Even if you don’t presently have difficulties, you may qualify for a settlement with manufacturers.
Juries have found that manufacturers did not properly test their products, and that they used unsuitable materials and processes to save money.
Victims across the country have won large verdicts against manufacturers of transvaginal mesh and transvaginal tape:
The window to settle mesh and sling claims is closing soon. Several manufacturers have already admitted the products are harmful and are settling claims now. Please don’t miss your opportunity to get compensation for future medical expenses and to recover money for your pain and suffering.
Let us help you while there is time. Please call us and speak with one of our health advocates in a confidential setting at no cost to you. Or, please click on the chat button or submit the web form on this page. We will get back to you immediately and answer any questions you may have about this litigation. Know your rights.
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Idaho follows the comparative negligence rule, which means that a court will look at both parties’ actions and level of fault in the case of a car accident.
Even if you were both driving irresponsibly, if the other driver was driving more carelessly, then you may still have a case. It’s important to recognize, however, that any fault on your part will limit the amount of damages which you can receive.
