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    • Morelli Law Firm Now Accepting Zofran Cases

    Did your baby have birth defects after you took Zofran? You deserve to take legal action and recover compensation for the sake of your child.

    Zofran, also known as ondansetron, is sometimes prescribed to pregnant women who want to get rid of nausea during morning sickness. Recent studies have linked taking Zofran in the first trimester to a number of birth defects such as:

    • Heart defects (including atrial septal defects, abnormal heart rhythms, and heart murmurs)
    • Musculoskeletal defects (including cleft palate, clubfoot, webbed does, gastroschisis, and omphalocele)
    • Kidney defects (including polycystic kidney disease, ectopia, malrotation, and cystinosis)

    The FDA hasn’t yet prevented Zofran from being prescribed because the drug was primarily created to treat nausea for cancer patients. While doctors have a legal duty to inform their patients of the potential risks of taking Zofran, they are still able to legally prescribe it to pregnant women.

    The Morelli Law Firm is now accepting Zofran induced injury cases in all 50 states. Contact our injury firm now at (877) 751-9800 to discuss the details of your case.

    About the Author

    Michael S. Schlesinger

    Attorney Bio

    Michael Schlesinger is a highly accomplished trial attorney whose areas of focus include personal injury, product liability, labor law, and medical malpractice. He is also skilled in mass tort and commercial litigations. Since joining the Morelli Law Firm, Michael has been lead trial lawyer or a member of the trial team that has obtained multimillion dollar verdicts or settlements, including verdicts for $102 million, $12 million and $9 million.

    Michael received his law degree from Fordham University School of Law in 1995. While in law school, Michael worked for one of the premier law firms specializing in white collar criminal cases. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1991. In between college and law school, Michael worked for U.S Senator Herb Kohl on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.

    Michael has appeared numerous times on television as an expert and to offer opinions on various legal matters on networks including CNN, Headline News, MSNBC, FOX New York, and the show “Celebrity Justice.”