Should I Hire a Pelvic Mesh Lawyer
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- Created on Tuesday, 20 December 2011 14:24
You may have recently seen our ads on television, asking to speak with victims of pelvic mesh. If you missed it you can see it here: National Pelvic Mesh Television Alert
We understand that the decision to speak with a lawyer can be a difficult one. Often, people don’t like to consider themselves the ‘litigious type’. And if they find themselves the victim of a defective product, they may like to think that it was simply an unpredictable and unfortunate accident. While this can certainly be the case, pelvic mesh isn’t one of those cases. The manufacturers (i.e. CR Bard and Johnson & Johnson) allegedly knew about the increased risk of erosion and tearing, at no substantial benefit to the patient, versus other methods of repair.
The most common complaints surrounding pelvic mesh implants (primarily ones performed transvaginally) include the following: tearing of surrounding tissues, perforation of surrounding organs, erosion of the vaginal epithelium, protrusion of the mesh implant through the skin, pain during intercourse, serious infection, and urinary incontinence.
What distinguishes Cates Law from all other pelvic mesh lawyers? Most law firms are interested in making you part of a class action lawsuit. They do this not only because it’s efficient for them but because a positive verdict can be very financially beneficial to the law firm. Unfortunately, it usually leaves the victims with small individual payouts and a feeling that their case didn’t receive the individual care that it deserved.
At Cates Law we give your case the individual attention it deserves. We will never make you part of a class action lawsuit.
If you missed our national television ad or would like to see it again, please visit our Pelvic Mesh Lawyer homepage. If you have questions, we have qualified personnel ready to assist you. It is imperative that you speak with us as soon as possible so that we may at least let you know what your options are. We will also explain the timeline and expiration date of some of those options, as many of them don’t last very long. We have the experience and successful track record to guide you through this difficult process.
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