Bard Avaulta TVM Lawyer Interviews

Newport Beach, CA The first Avaulta transvaginal mesh bellwether trial against C.R. Bard has been set for February 5, 2013 by Chief Judge Joseph R. Goodwin in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, where Bard cases have been consolidated. “The Avaulta transvaginal mesh claims are consolidated for discovery purposes,” explains attorney Brian Chase, of Bisnar & Chase Personal Injury Attorneys, LLP. “Ultimately each case is individual and if there isn’t a global Multi District Litigation [MDL] resolution, then the cases will get transferred back to their original trial courts and be tried as individual cases.”

Toronto, ON Attorney Paul Miller of Will Davidson law firm in Toronto says that the first transvaginal mesh lawsuits have been filed in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. "When I first got involved with these cases, I had no idea about the amount of suffering and the destruction of these women's lives," says Miller, "and not only them: Relationships with their husbands or boyfriends are falling apart."

St Louis, MO In recent months many Transvaginal Mesh Sling (TVM) lawsuits have been filed against several manufacturers. Attorney Jacob Flint believes liability against Bard Avaulta "is looking good for plaintiffs."