If you’re looking for advice about how to join a mesh implant class action – or group action as they’re often referred to in the UK – we can help.
We’re acting on behalf of victims who have suffered mesh implant problems. Our legal action for justice that we’ve launched for them is part of a wider, global fight for justice that has been going on for years.
There has been a number of key victories and defeats in the fight for mesh implant compensation over the years. For those who match our eligibility criteria for making a mesh implant class action style case, we may be prepared to fight for your rights to justice on a No Win, No Fee basis.
What is a mesh implant class action case?
A mesh implant class action case can be a claim for personal injury compensation that may form as part of a class of others with similar problems.
Class action cases – or group actions and GLO (Group Litigation Order) cases as we often refer to them in the UK – can involve dozens, hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of people. Our specialist lawyers have been involved in actions that range across all four of those group sizes, and a mesh implant class action case can form as part of a wider fight for justice that spans across the globe.
Depending on who the Defendant is (i.e. the organisation you’re claiming against) and depending on the specific mesh implant problems you’re suffering from can depend on how your case will work.
Are you eligible to make a mesh implant class action claim?
You may be eligible to get involved in a mesh implant class action if you’ve suffered problems having had a mesh device fitted.
Some of the problems that women can suffer can be catastrophic and can sometimes be permanent. It’s therefore important to make a claim if you’re eligible to do so. It may be the only way you can get access to some form of justice for the pain, suffering and loss of amenity you may have to experience for life. It may be the only way to recover compensation for any losses and expenses you will incur for years to come.
To find out if you’re eligible to make a mesh implant class action style case, please contact the team for help and assistance.
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