A federal jury in Chicago has ruled in favor of Atrium Medical in a trial over claims its ProLite hernia mesh is defective and unsterile, leading to infections and the…
The first Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh bellwether trial, scheduled to begin earlier this month, has been resolved, with a second trial yet to be scheduled.
Atrium Medical must go to trial to face claims by a plaintiff who says its ProLite hernia mesh was manufactured in an unsterile environment, resulting in an infection.
The first Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh bellwether trial is now scheduled for July 7, 2021 following delays due to the ongoing pandemic.
The first Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh lawsuit will go to trial next month, and will be held remotely due to the ongoing pandemic.
Hernia mesh manufacturers face 15,000 lawsuits, the first of which are scheduled to go to trial in January.
Parties involved in Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh lawsuits are asking a federal judge to delay the first trial due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
A federal judge has ordered parties involved in Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh litigation to select two cases for early bellwether trials by the end of the month.
A federal judge rejected statute of limitations claims on two Atrium C-Qur lawsuits, allowing them to proceed.
Plaintiffs filed more than 1,000 new hernia mesh lawsuits over the past months, as filings surged over complaints of failed implants, infections and the need for revision surgery.
