Hernia Mesh Lawsuit in Canada Blog
When companies manufacture and/or market a defective product to Canadians they can be held liable for damages and face punitive judgments if the courts find their negligence contributed to these damages.
Defective Hernia Mesh and Mesh Migration
In this blog post I discuss how defective hernia mesh can migrate within the human body, explain some of the damage this movement can cause, and note some of the legal remedies victims of defective mesh have available to them.
Defective Hernia Mesh and Hernia Recurrence
In this blog post I examine hernia recurrence, why subsequent hernia repair operations are less likely to be successful, and the role that defective hernia mesh can play in hernia recurrence.
Duty to Warn: Product Liability Claims
In this article, Valerie Lord and Paul Miller discuss how product liability claims in Canada most often involve allegations of negligence, incl. negligent design, negligent manufacturing, and/or a failure to warn.
Defective Hernia Mesh and Fistula Formation
In this blog post, I discuss fistula formation following hernia mesh surgery and provide information on legal recourses for victims of defective mesh.
Hernias and Defective Hernia Mesh Side-Effects
In this blog post I review different types of hernias and defective hernia mesh products.
Defective Inguinal Hernia Mesh and Sexual Side Effects
In this blog post I review how faulty mesh used in inguinal operations in the groin area can cause serious side effects such as impotence and sexual dysfunction.
