Publications
and Lectures: |
DES Medico-Legal Seminars, Jacksonville and Ft. Lauderdale, FL and
Washington, DC (1999); DES Research Update 1999, Nat’l Institutes of
Health, Bethesda, MD (1999); DES Action Forum, Status of Legal and
Legislative Remedies, Delray Beach, FL (1998); DES Action Symposium on
Reproductive Technologies, Andover, MA (1997); “DES - Questions and
Answers”, WOKV-AM Radio, WJXT TV-4, WJXX TV-25, Cable Channel 25
(1996-2000); Moderator, Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers Legislative
and Case Law Update Seminars (1995-2000).
“DES and Cancer: What Are the Risks?”; “DES and
Infertility: Compensation for Drug-Related Injuries”; “Pregnancy
Complications and DES: How DES Exposure Can Affect your Pregnancy”;
Jacksonville OB-GYN Physicians (1996-2000). “DES: Is There Recourse
for Drug-Related Injuries?”, Women’s Digest (1993); Age
Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA): Financial Dilemma for the
Older Worker”; 33 U.Fla.L.Rev. 368 (1981). |
Plantiffs'
Counsel |
DES-related clear cell cancer of the vagina; DES- related reproductive
organ abnormalities and infertility; DES-related multiple miscarriages, wrongful death of
fetus, "third generation" injuries to child caused by prematurity; DES-related
uterine abnormalities and multiple miscarriages; DES-related cervical abnormalities
resulting in premature birth and death of fetus; ectopic pregnancies and hysterectomy;
DES-related multiple miscarriage, secondary infertility, delayed diagnosis of cervical
cancer due to cervical malformations; DES-related cervical abnormalities resulting in
premature birth and subsequent injuries to infant; DES-related infertility, uterine
abnormalities and cervical malformation resulting in premature birth and subsequent
developmental delay in twins; medical negligence in failing to diagnose and treat cervical
cord compression resulting in complete quadriplegia; medical negligence in failing to
diagnose breast cancer; medical negligence in failing to diagnose lung cancer; medical
negligence in improper placement of medical devices resulting in paralysis; medical
negligence in failing to diagnose and treat streptococcal toxic shock syndrome resulting
in death. |
