West Virginia Avaulta Class Action Lawsuit Lawyer

Huntington Personal Injury Lawyer

When businesses act in a careless manner, many individuals may suffer from similar injuries. This includes medical and drug companies who produce dangerous drugs and defective medical devices. When there are many people who have been injured due to an action or product from a company, there is the possibility of filing a class action lawsuit on the basis of the mass tort.

At the Huntington, West Virginia, law office of Greene Ketchum, we are skilled personal injury lawyers who handle class action cases on behalf of numerous injured clients and their families. We strive to help clients understand their rights and use our over 50 years of experience to aggressively stand up for them in and out of court. Contact our class action lawyers today to schedule your free initial consultation.

Class Action in Avaulta Cases

The manufacturer Bard has come under intense scrutiny as its Avaulta vaginal implants have been discovered to be dangerous and can potentially cause life-altering complications. The FDA has issued warnings on the devices and recommended that individuals be extensively educated and informed about the possible injuries they may suffer. Unfortunately, many individuals have already been implanted with the device and injuries have resulted.

Due to the number of individuals injured, our firm is taking on clients for a potential class action lawsuit against the manufacturer of the Avaulta devices. If you have experienced serious complications from the Avaulta transvaginal surgical mesh, we can meet with you to assess your situation and determine if a class action is right for you.

Contact an Avaulta Class Action Lawsuit Attorney in West Virginia

You have options if you have sustained injuries from the implantation of an Avaulta vaginal sling device. Contact a personal injury attorney at our firm today to further discuss the class action lawsuits in which you may be able to participate.

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