Two years after the Burrells' wrongful death case for the loss of their daughter, Ariel Grace, was improperly removed to federal court and dismissed, the Fourth Circuit Appellate Court has reversed and remanded the case back to state court. The case will now proceed in state court against Bayer and the physician who implanted the Essure device.
As information continues to unfold about what and when Johnson & Johnson knew about its asbestos containing talc products potentially causing cancer, another jury slaps J&J with huge verdict.
Bayer released it's quarterly report today which revealed the upswing in the number of Essure lawsuits filed across the country. As education and awareness of the injuries caused by the Essure device increases, the number of anticipated filings are also expected to rise.
Throughout its history, Bayer has engaged in questionable and often highly immoral conduct. With the recent merger with Monsanto, is history doomed to repeat itself?
A recent study to evaluate outcomes following hysteroscopic and laparoscopic sterilizations reignited long-standing controversies regarding the safety of the Essure device.
Essure lawsuits against Bayer continue to rise as shown in Bayer's Quarterly Report released last month. Legal filings are expected to continue spurred by Bayer's recent announcement it will no longer sell the Essure device as well as the release of the groundbreaking documentary, The Bleeding Edge.
Bayer's response to the powerful and groundbreaking documentary, The Bleeding Edge, shows how little the company cares about the thousands of women injured by its unsafe products. From Yaz to Mirena to Essure, Bayer continues to prove it would be better served getting out of birth control business.
Bayer announces it will cease sales of Essure in the United States and Essure survivors everywhere celebrate their long-fought victory.
Recent new developments concerning the Essure Sterilization Device have occurred since January of this year. This article shows just how far the E-Sisters have come in their fight against Essure.
Effective July 1, 2018, Connecticut's Department of Social Services will no longer be covering sterilization with the Essure device under the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS). It is anticipated that other states across the country will follow Connecticut's progressive lead and refuse to cover the costs of implanting the controversial sterilization device.
