Lori Polemenakos

    Lori Polemenakos is Director of Consumer Content and SEO strategist for LeadingResponse, a legal marketing company. An award-winning journalist, writer and editor based in Dallas, Texas, she's produced articles for major brands such as Match.com, Yahoo!, MSN, AOL, Xfinity, Mail.com, and edited several published books. Since 2016, she's published hundreds of articles about Social Security disability, workers' compensation, veterans' benefits, personal injury, mass tort, auto accident claims, bankruptcy, employment law and other related legal issues.

    Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturers Know Devices are Dangerous

    Lawsuits against manufacturers of transvaginal mesh devices such as Johnson & Johnson and Endo International have been making headlines lately for the ongoing cases and settlements with thousands of women who filed suits after suffering serious and often life-threatening complications due to transvaginal mesh.

    Endo Agrees to Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit Settlements

    Endo Health Solutions, which bought American Medical Systems (AMS) Inc., in 2011, reached a settlement this week in cases of women suing over implanted transvaginal mesh, according to the Charleston Gazette. About 6,000 women will be affected by this settlement, which came to about $830 million.

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    Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturer Receives Warning from FDA

    Endo International PLC., the parent company of American Medical Systems (AMS), was issued a letter of warning from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) following an inspection of the facility where it found three federal regulation violations against how some urological devices and transvaginal mesh are manufactured.

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