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We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a mesh implant compensation claim!
We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a mesh implant compensation claim!
Do not delay your mesh claim for compensation to avoid missing out on any time limitation periods that may apply in your case.
We can offer No Win, No Fee legal representation to eligible clients, and we can provide free, no-obligation legal advice here now if you want to find out if you have a case to pursue.
Some patients have been left needing several mesh surgeries as a result of their treatments going wrong. You could be entitled to pursue compensation and we may be able to help you now on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Given that vaginal mesh is intended to be permanent, it can be difficult – or, in some cases – impossible to remove, which is why lengthy courses of treatment are sometimes required. We may be able to factor this in as part of a claim for compensation. You can speak to us about whether we can help you and access free, no-obligation legal advice here now.
Systemic failures in respect of pelvic mesh problems, and the patients suffering over many years across the world, have been repeatedly scrutinised.
It is clear that a lot more could – and we think should – have been done at a much earlier stage to have prevented people from suffering the serious and often permanent consequences of vaginal mesh gone wrong. Unfortunately, we cannot undo what has been done, but our work is important to make sure that anybody affected by pelvic mesh issues can pursue compensation to achieve some form of justice for what they have had to go through.
We offer confidential advice on a no-obligation basis with our team – you can speak to us here now.
We are expert pelvic mesh lawyers who fight for the rights of those who have been injured by vaginal mesh, and we can represent eligible clients on a No Win, No Fee basis.
In this article, we will briefly talk about our experience and what it takes to be able to truly help somebody who is in the situation of being injured and affected by vaginal mesh. We also provide free, no-obligation legal advice on a completely confidential basis – you can contact our team for help here now.
If you have been left incontinent after mesh removal surgery, it is important that you know your rights when it comes to any claim for personal injury compensation that you could be entitled to pursue.
You will normally only require a pelvic mesh removal procedure if something has already gone wrong with your treatment. If you are left with incontinence even after the removal procedure has taken place, it is important that you know your right to claim compensation to achieve some form of justice for what you have had to go through.
Our expert legal team can provide free, no-obligation legal advice to anybody who may need it here now.
Contracting infections from vaginal mesh surgery can be incredibly painful and can be one of the known complications of this invasive and potentially dangerous procedure.
If something has gone wrong as part of the course of treatment that you have been given, you could be eligible to claim compensation where negligence has arisen. If we feel that you may have a legal case to pursue, we may be able to represent you for a claim on a No Win, No Fee basis now.
You can speak to our team for confidential advice on a free and no-obligation basis here today.
Surgical complications that arise from vaginal mesh can leave some patients suffering for the rest of their lives, so it is important that justice is achieved if this happens.
This is why victims of negligence in a pelvic mesh case can be entitled to pursue compensation for any pain, suffering and loss of amenity caused. We can also look to recover damages for any losses and expenses, both in the short-term and in the long-term.
We can provide free, confidential advice on a completely no-obligation basis, and you can speak to our legal team here now.
In recent years, vaginal mesh complications have left patients in desperate and difficult situations. The health problems some women face after vaginal mesh surgery can have a devastating impact on their lives, significantly affecting their well-being as a result. Many victims may, understandably, feel like they have been wronged and may therefore be asking: “can I claim compensation?”
Medical negligence is a complex area of law, with many different factors and circumstances determining your ability to seek justice. However, on the whole, the basic fact remains the same: if the negligent actions of a medical professional have caused a downturn in your health, you may be able to claim compensation for their breach of duty.
As medical negligence specialists, we are always looking to address injustices in the healthcare system, and we believe the vaginal mesh scandal could represent one of the most serious betrayals of patients in recent years. To address your injustice, contact us today for free legal advice on your potential compensation claim.
Pelvic mesh victims being let down has been a common occurrence throughout the entirety of this scandal that has been ongoing across the world for over a decade.
Unfortunately, not only has there been instances of a lack of information and inadequate expertise in implanting vaginal mesh, but there has also been too little assistance when patients have presented problems in some cases. Given that vaginal mesh is a very invasive procedure that can leave women with significant and life-changing problems, if something goes wrong, it is clear that the safety of patients must be the very top priority at all times.
You could be eligible to pursue a vaginal mesh compensation claim on the basis that representations in respect of the procedure that you underwent were inadequate or incorrect.
Many of the claims for compensation that we are pursuing for women who have been harmed by vaginal mesh involve this as the basis of their legal case. In fact, although jurisdictions and legal matters are separate in the UK when compared to the US, there has been cases establishing that representations in respect of vaginal mesh that have been made by manufacturers required scrutiny.