Tag Archives: Bard
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Jury Trial Underway for Bard Hernia Patch Lawsuit in Federal MDL
A second Bard hernia mesh bellwether trial is underway in a federal court in Ohio.
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Lawsuit Alleges Hernia Repair Complications Caused By Strattice Mesh, Then Worsened by Bard Ventralight ST Mesh
A hernia repair lawsuit claims a man suffered permanent injuries after both his Strattice and Bard Ventralight mesh implants failed due to them being biologically incompatible with the human body.
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Second Bard Hernia Mesh MDL Trial Rescheduled to Begin March 21, 2022
The second Bard hernia mesh bellwether trial has been postponed until March 21, involving a complaint over complications with the Bard Ventralight hernia patch.
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Motion for New Trial in Bard Hernia Mesh Bellwether Claim Denied
A federal judge has rejected an attempted appeal of the first Bard hernia mesh bellwether trial, which ended in a defense verdict.
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Bard Hernia Patch Lawsuit Cleared To Go Before Jury, After Pretrial Motions for Summary Judgment Denied
A federal judge has refused to issue summary judgment on a Bard hernia mesh lawsuit slated to serve as the second in a series of bellwether test trials.
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Pretrial Schedule For Second Bellwether Lawsuit Over Bard Hernia Mesh Complications Outlined By Judge
A federal judge has issued a series of deadlines in order to prepare a second Bard hernia mesh case for trial in January 2022,
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Hernia Mesh Lawyers To Meet With Judge In Advance of Second Bard “Bellwether” Trial Set To Begin Jan 2022
A hearing has been scheduled for next month to prepare parties for the second Bard Hernia Mesh trial, which is slated to begin in January 2022.
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Jury Returns Defense Verdict in First Bard Hernia Mesh Bellwether Trial
A federal jury has ruled in favor of C.R. Bard and Davol in the first Bard hernia mesh bellwether trial.
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Bard Hernia Mesh Trial Proceeds, After Judge Denies Motion for Judgment as Matter of Law
A federal judge has rejected a motion by the manufacturers to dismiss the first bellwether Bard hernia mesh trial due to lack of evidence, saying plaintiffs had presented enough evidence…
