Hernia Mesh (Davol/C.R. Bard) Lawsuit in Louisiana

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Statute of Limitations

Louisiana Civil Code article 3492 provides a 1-year prescriptive period (equivalent to statute of limitations) for delictual actions, including product liability claims. The discovery rule applies — prescription does not run as long as the plaintiff does not know and could not reasonably discover the harm. Louisiana has no statute of repose for products liability. Louisiana follows a pure comparative fault system — recovery is never completely barred but reduced proportionally by fault.

1 year from discovery — act immediately; no statute of repose

Louisiana Data

Exposure in Louisiana

Source: La. Civ. Code art. 3492

Source: Louisiana products liability case law

Source: Louisiana Workforce Commission

Medical Resources

Clinics & Specialists in Louisiana

Tulane Medical Center — Department of Surgery, General Surgery Division

LSU Health New Orleans Medical Center — General Surgery

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