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Class Actions 2018-05-03 5:06 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne
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Johnson & Johnson has struck back at an amended statement of claim filed in a class action over allegedly defective pelvic mesh, saying that lead applicants’ claims do not meet the bar to proceed as a class action.

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