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Why you'll spot the rich and famous at English country house hotels this summer For the wealthy, there's nothing more calming than being surrounded by your tribe - and they're coming out of hiding to these rural hotspots Monkey Island Estate in Bray, Berkshire In just over a week, many of the UK’s best loved country house hotels will reopen for the first time since December. While for some, this news will be eclipsed by the lifting of travel restrictions to a handful of foreign countries deemed worthy of ‘green light’ status, I think many others will be more excited about packing their ...

Largest women’s health class action decision upheld By Jerome Doraisamy|05 March 2021 A landmark decision from November 2019 has been upheld, delivering findings in favour of thousands of women whose “lives were destroyed”. Landmark judgment In November 2019, Justice Anna Katzmann of the Federal Court of Australia found in favour of women impacted by pelvic mesh implants sold by Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon which were “not fit for purpose”. The class action – “the largest women’s health class action in Australia’s history”, according to Shine – commenced in October 2012...

Pelvic Mesh Implant Appeal Begins in Sydney A Sydney court will begin hearing a multinational pharmaceutical giant’s challenge to a landmark ruling that pelvic mesh implants caused debilitating injuries to hundreds of Australian women. The November 2019 ruling found three companies in the Johnson & Johnson group had acted negligently and concealed the true extent of complications from the pelvic implants. More than 1350 Australian women had joined the class action, launched in 2012. But Johnson & Johnson on Feb. 1 is expected to tell the Full Court of the Federal Court the trial judge made ...

Vaginal mesh implants are at the centre of an appeal by Johnson & Johnson against a landmark Australian court ruling. Photograph: BBC Information brochures about vaginal mesh implants that left Australian women with debilitating pain and injuries weren’t the “be-all-and-end-all of warnings”, a lawyer for the manufacturers has told a court. Three federal court judges on Monday began hearing an appeal into a landmark 2019 ruling that Johnson & Johnson Group firms acted negligently and concealed the true extent of complications from the p...