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Medline Industries wants 1 of its insurers to cover the $500,000 it expects to log in legal fees defending against lawsuits filed over its purchase of counterfeit surgical mesh from RAM Medical.
Wayne, N.J.-based medical device distributor RAM Medical admitted in December 2011 to importing and reselling counterfeit and contaminated surgical hernia mesh products.
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Medical product distributor RAM Medical Inc. admitted this week to importing and reselling counterfeit and contaminated surgical hernia mesh products.
The Wayne, N.J.-based company pled guilty to two counts of introducing adulterated and misbranded med-tech into interstate commerce, including some that contained numerous microorganisms, according to the U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman.
