Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), facing more than 23,000 lawsuits over its vaginal-mesh implants, can’t prove telephone solicitors who urged women to file fraudulent cases generated a wave of tainted complaints, plaintiffs’ lawyers contend.
Unsolicited calls from so-called case generators encouraging women who may have received mesh implants to file bogus cases weren’t made at the behest of plaintiffs’ lawyers and didn’t result in a rash of fraudulent-suit filings, Bryan Aylstock, one of the lead lawyers for women suing J&J over the inserts, said in a court filing Thursday.
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