More than one in four children in Alabama come from families that experience food hardships and nearly 60% of Alabama’s public school children are eligible for free and reduced lunch. Taylor Martino, P. C. is participating in the Alabama Legal Food Frenzy, which is a food & fund drive among all Alabama lawyers. The competition joins […]Read More
Talcum powder in Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder and Shower to Shower is causing ovarian cancer. Recently, a jury awarded $72 million in damages to the family of a woman who regularly used talcum products and died of ovarian cancer. Research has linked women’s regular use of talc-containing products like talcum powder, baby powder and […]Read More
In February, the Senate approved the nomination of Robert Califf, MD, to head the FDA, thwarting an effort by a group of senators to block his nomination over Califf’s ties to the pharmaceutical industry. MedPageToday article I am very concerned about the leadership of the FDA and the FDA’s safety standards for new drugs and […]Read More
The New York Times published a great article today about nursing home arbitration clauses and erosion of the right to a trial by jury. A pending wrongful death lawsuit will test a new legal strategy to prevent nursing homes from requiring their residents to take disputes to arbitration. Below is an excerpt of the article […]Read More
Patients who are at risk of a pulmonary embolism, or a sudden blockage of a major blood vessel, often turn to anticoagulants to keep their blood from clotting. However, sometimes anticoagulants fail or the patient is unable to take them and an alternative form of prevention is needed. This is where Intra Vena Cava (IVC) filters come into […]Read More
A Houston law firm has filed suit against medical device maker Boston Scientific Corp. claiming the company sold defective vaginal mesh implants made from materials smuggled from China. This puts the health of thousands of women at risk. The defective vaginal mesh is used to treat urinary incontinence and other pelvic organ problems. The lawsuit […]Read More
Coloplast Corp., a manufacturer of ostomy and continence care products, has agreed to pay $3.6 million to resolve allegations that Coloplast paid unlawful kickbacks to several medical suppliers to induce them to conduct promotional campaigns designed to refer individual users to Coloplast products. Coloplast’s promotional campaigns allegedly included kickbacks in the form of funding for cash […]Read More
Taylor Martino, PC Resolves a Medical Malpractice Against Surgeon Taylor Martino Rowan has resolved a medical malpractice case against a surgeon who performed a hemorrhoid surgery called a PPH Hemorrhoidectomy on a patient. PPH Hemorrhoidectomy is a typically a minimally invasive procedure to treat hemorrhoids and/or prolapse, During PPH, a stapler-like device is used to reposition the hemorrhoids and cut […]Read More
The law firm of Taylor Martino, PC recently resolved a medical malpractice case for a young Mississippi man for a confidential amount. The young man entered a hospital with an abscessed tooth and left the hospital with brain damage. The patient entered the hospital because he began experiencing breathing problems due to swelling. A medical […]Read More
We Are Reviewing Lawsuits For Injuries Caused By The Mirena IUD The product-liability lawyers at Taylor Martino Rowan are reviewing potential lawsuits for women who have experienced serious and debilitating problems while using the Mirena IUD. You may qualify to file a Mirena lawsuit if you suffered uterine perforation or other serious complications associated with […]Read More
