The process to start your TVT mesh claim is simple and easy for you. We’ve made the process this way to help you in your time of need.
In this article, we’ll give you a quick insight as to how you can get started with your mesh implant compensation claim, and what information we may need.
We know that the idea of starting a claim for compensation can be daunting, but we can assure you that, with us, it doesn’t have to be worrying at all. We’ve tailored the way we work to make sure that starting your case in your time of need isn’t a thing to stress about at all.
What we need to know to start your TVT mesh claim
To make sure we can actually help you with your TVT mesh claim, here’s a few things that we need to know, and why.
- When you had the surgery;
- When you first started having problems or noticed complications / pain;
- When you sought medical attention for any problems after surgery;
- Whether you’ve had any revision surgery, and when;
- Information about any diagnosis and prognosis you currently have.
A timeline can be a very important thing. We need to firstly assess whether you’re still in time to make a claim, because there can be a number of deadlines in these types of actions. We always recommend that you should speak to us ASAP anyway to make sure you don’t miss any key deadlines. The above is some information that can help us determine this.
Are you eligible to make a TVT mesh claim with us?
To be eligible to make a TVT mesh claim, the following must at least apply to your situation:
- You’re a resident or England or Wales, or had your surgery in England or Wales;
- You have suffered problems or complications that have arisen as a result of having vaginal mesh surgically implanted.
Again, don’t worry about checking in with us anyway. Our free helpline is there to use.
If you match the above, all you need to do then is get in touch with us. Here’s some key information about how this works, and how a claim can work:
- Our initial advice is free, and on a no-obligation basis;
- We can offer No Win, No Fee arrangements;
- You can have a female lawyer appointed to the case should that be your preference;
- We can organise for any private medical evidence to help support the case;
- We can fight for your rights to justice.
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