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Vaginal Mesh Case Yields $11.1 Million Award Verdicts to Seriously Injured South Dakota Woman

The case is the first jury verdict in a backlog of several thousand such vaginal mesh injury cases across the United States. A former nurse who endured multiple vaginal mesh implant surgeries which left her with serious pain and ongoing health problems for years has been awarded $11.1 million in damages for her injuries. That…
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$3.35 Million Verdict Awarded in Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit

Another victory for women facing transvaginal mesh complications: A New Jersey jury has awarded $3.35 million to a woman injured by a transvaginal mesh made by Johnson & Johnson’s Ethicon division. The case, Gross v. Gynecare Inc., was heard by the Superior Court of Atlantic County, New Jersey. It is the first transvaginal mesh (TVM)…

Medical Malpractice: Death of 17-Year-Old Girl After Tonsillectomy Highlights Dangers of Surgical Procedures

It was to be a routine tonsillectomy, just like most of the more than half-million such procedures done each year in the United States. But something went very wrong following 17-year-old Mariah Edwards’ surgery on March 20, 2012 at the Abington Surgery Center in Montgomery County, according to a recent story in The Legal Intelligencer.…

$2.9 Million Settlement for Truck Driver Injured by Falling Warehouse Door

A truck driver who was seriously injured when a large piece from an overhead warehouse door struck him in the head while he waited for the door to be opened has reached a $2.9 million damage settlement in the case. The truck driver, Carlos Ramos, a produce delivery truck driver working for J.L. Cruz Transportation,…

As Snowstorm Nemo Approaches, Keep Winter Sidewalk Safety in Mind

As the powerful Storm Nemo, which is being called a blizzard as it approaches New England, heads through Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley this weekend, it’s not expected to bring us the same high winds and heavy snows that are forecast for New York City, Boston and further north. But whatever snow, ice, slush and…

Construction Site Accidents: Workers Continue to Be Killed and Injured on the Job

Every day in America, about two construction workers are killed in their workplaces as they build structures, operate powerful and dangerous equipment and perform many other jobs in their work sites. It happens all the time. On Jan. 28, one worker was killed in Frisco, Texas, when a trench collapsed while he was working in…