Transvaginal mesh lawsuit updates are an important part of the fight for justice and compensation for women around the world.
And that’s why we always endeavour to provide comprehensive and frequent updates to our clients who have put their faith and trust in us to represent them for their case.
In the UK, there has been a number of lawsuits and actions that have been launched. Right now, we’re representing a cohort of Claimants for individual cases, and the wider fight for justice continues. The vaginal mesh saga has been ongoing for decades and the fight is far from over for many of the women who have suffered terrible complications when their mesh implant has gone wrong.
Our approach to transvaginal mesh lawsuit updates
In the UK, the procedure for using vaginal mesh is still in use, dispute the recent pause that came into effect last year, and the recently revised guidelines. Some women’s cases have been ongoing for years, but new enquires are coming through for our team to take new cases on all the time.
For our clients, we aim to issue transvaginal mesh lawsuit updates to them as frequently as we can, in accordance with our service levels. We appreciate that this is a complicated issue that has turned many women’s lives upside down. We always endeavour to keep you informed when you claim compensation with us.
General transvaginal mesh lawsuit updates
In terms of general transvaginal mesh lawsuit updates, it’s important to know that each case is pursued on its own individual merits.
However, you can take a look at some of our previous articles that have covered a few recent milestones in the ongoing vaginal mesh saga.
Two recent developments of note are as follows:
- NHS puts a widespread pause on the use of mesh in England and Wales;
- Revised guidelines issued (which have been widely criticised).
Don’t leave it too late to claim
One of the most important things we often advise people about is making sure to start a claim for compensation as soon as possible.
There can be a number of deadlines in cases of this nature, and you don’t want to miss your opportunity to make a claim through missing a key deadline to launch your case.
For free, no-obligation advice, make sure to get in touch with our friendly team here, and feel free to make use of our evening and weekend opening times. If you want to go ahead with us, we can appoint a female lawyer to your case as well.
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