A Philadelphia judge presiding over a transvaginal mesh case that resulted in a $13.7 million judgment said the award should not be disturbed on appeal.
January 05, 2017 at 05:23 PM
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A Philadelphia judge presiding over a transvaginal mesh case that resulted in a $13.7 million judgment said the award should not be disturbed on appeal.
In an opinion issued this week in response to Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Ethicon’s appeal of the judgment, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Kenneth J. Powell Jr. wrote that the state Superior Court should allow the award to stand.
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