Essure Birth Control Lawsuit
Essure, a permanent birth control device, has caused severe complications including device migration, organ perforation, chronic pain, and the need for hysterectomy. Bayer removed the device from the US market in 2018.
Defendant: Bayer AG | Cases consolidated in state and federal court. Multi-state settlement reached with Bayer.
Key Facts
Who Qualifies
Women who received an Essure birth control device and experienced serious complications requiring removal, hysterectomy, or other medical intervention.
Related Injuries
- Device migration
- Uterine or fallopian tube perforation
- Chronic pelvic pain
- Need for hysterectomy
- Autoimmune reactions
- Allergic reactions to nickel
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Unintended pregnancy
Settlement Status
Bayer paid $1.6 billion to settle approximately 39,000 Essure cases in 2020. Some cases remain active.
Learn More About This Lawsuit
Essure Birth Control Lawsuit Overview
Everything you need to know about the Essure birth control lawsuit — device complications, hysterectomies, and Bayer litigation.
Do I Qualify for the Essure Lawsuit?
Find out if you qualify for the Essure birth control lawsuit. Eligibility for complications and hysterectomy claims.
Essure Lawsuit Settlement Amounts — April 2026 Update
Latest information on Essure lawsuit settlements, the $1.6 billion Bayer deal, and remaining case opportunities.
Essure Lawsuit FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Essure birth control lawsuit — eligibility, settlements, and complications.
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