The first mass tort trial over a Johnson & Johnson unit's pelvic mesh product ended in a $3.35 million verdict for the plaintiff, and the jury is weighing punitive damages.
February 26, 2013 at 10:55 AM
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The first mass tort trial over a Johnson & Johnson unit’s pelvic mesh product ended in a $3.35 million verdict for the plaintiff, and the jury is weighing punitive damages.
After eight weeks, the jury on Monday found Ethicon, the manufacturer, liable for injuries from the Gynecare Prolift surgical mesh implant.
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