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

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Statute of Limitations

Minnesota Statutes § 541.05 provides a 4-year statute of limitations for product liability claims — one of the longest periods among U.S. states. The discovery rule applies. Minnesota has no statute of repose for product liability claims, making it an extremely favorable state for hernia mesh claimants with older or late-discovered complications. Minnesota follows modified comparative fault with a 51% bar.

4 years from discovery — no statute of repose

Minnesota Data

Exposure in Minnesota

Source: Minn. Stat. § 541.05 and Minnesota case law

Source: Mayo Clinic

Source: Minnesota Department of Health

Medical Resources

Clinics & Specialists in Minnesota

Mayo Clinic — Division of General Surgery, Hernia Program (Rochester)

M Health Fairview — University of Minnesota Medical Center, Surgery Department

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