Recent Blog Posts
$88 Million Covidien Hernia Mesh Award
Update 2026 – We are accepting certain types of hernia mesh removal/revision cases. $88 Million Covidien Hernia Mesh Award $88 Million was awarded by a federal jury in Boston on August 4, 2026 to Larry Patterson and his wife for severe injuries caused by his Covidien Symbotex mesh. The Alabama man underwent hernia repair… Read More »
Hernia Mesh and Bowel Obstruction
Intraluminal mesh migration is an uncommon but clinically important cause of small bowel obstruction that should be considered in patients with prior hernia repair presenting with obstructive symptoms, particularly when imaging demonstrates an intraluminal foreign body. Surgical management is often necessary and may carry significant morbidity due to dense adhesions and the need for… Read More »
Ethicon Gynecare Bladder Sling Lawsuits Update 2026
We accept Ethicon Gynecare bladder sling pelvic mesh implant claims for women injured by the Johnson and Johnson medical devices. Bladder sling pelvic mesh lawsuits are still being filed for women suffering from pain, pelvic nerve damage, UTIs, erosion, extrusion, urethra fistulas and other serious complications resulting in sling revision or removal surgery. Pelvic… Read More »
Roundup Cancer Lawsuit
Roundup Cancer Lawsuits $2+ Billion was awarded to a couple diagnosed with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma after decades of usage of Roundup weed killer; $289.2 Million was awarded to a school maintenance worker diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma after decades of usage of Roundup herbicide at his job; $80 Million was awarded to a man diagnosed with… Read More »
Cancer Verdict Upheld
Roundup, Ranger Pro Weed Killer $289 Million Verdict Judge upholds verdict that found Monsanto’s weed killer caused worker’s cancer The Judge upheld the jury’s finding that Roundup and Ranger Pro weed killer caused a groundskeeper’s lymphoma cancer. Monsanto appealed the $289 million verdict and the judge reduced the award to $78 million, but allowed… Read More »
Texas Trucking Crash $89.6 Million Verdict
Trucking company, Werner Enterprises, was found negligent because its’ student truck driver, Shiraz Ali, crashed into the Blake family of Houston, Texas. The collision caused the death of 7 year old Zack Blake and traumatic brain injury (TBI) to 12 year old Brianna Blake, causing her to be quadriplegic requiring round the clock nursing… Read More »
