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Attorney R. Allen Smith, Jr., of The Talc Litigation Group, filed the very first talcum ovarian cancer lawsuit on December 7, 2009. This talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuit seeks damages against several talcum powder mining companies, refiners, manufacturers and product distributors for continuing to manufacture, market, and sell a product that has been medically proven to cause cancers such as ovarian cancer. Talc Litigation Group offers a free talcum powder cancer case review and ovarian cancer screenings in all 50 states.

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After graduating law school, attorney Allen Smith looked for a way to help people who had suffered illnesses and injuries while in the work force, but were not able to find an ally to advocate for their causes.

R. Allen Smith, Jr. - After graduating law school, attorney Allen Smith looked for a way to help people who had suffered illnesses and injuries while in the work force, but in the past they were not able to find an ally to advocate for their causes. He found his niche in looking out for those working in industries that often failed to protect their employees against the known dangers in working with lung damaging agents such as silica, asbestos, and benzene.

After representing clients throughout the Southeast in litigations nationwide, Allen decided to open The Smith Law Firm, P.L.L.C. in 2007. Attorney Smith has the knowledge, litigation skills, and experience to take on those corporations that would deny you of your just treatment and care. With years of knowledge and research, he has provided his clients tens of millions of dollars in awards for those injured by exposure to silica.

After representing clients throughout the Southeast in litigations nationwide, Allen decided to open The Smith Law Firm, P.L.L.C. in 2007. Attorney Smith has the knowledge, litigation skills, and experience to take on those corporations that would deny you of your just treatment and care. With years of knowledge and research, he has provided his clients tens of millions of dollars in awards for those injured by exposure to silica.


After graduating law school, attorney Allen Smith looked for a way to help people who had suffered illnesses and injuries while in the work force, but were not able to find an ally to advocate for their causes.

Tim Porter - Attorney Tim Porter is known as an aggressive advocate who goes the extra mile for his clients. Tim’s passion for his clients and the good he can do for them is  what drives him every day, and this passion and experience are the tools he uses to help change lives. 

Mr. Porter is a tremendously successful trial lawyer whose efforts have helped provide compensation to thousands of asbestos victims. Not only has Mr. Porter had great success in mass tort litigation involving asbestos and silica victims, he also has an impeccable track record of successfully litigating products liability, nursing home, slip and fall, automobile accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, as well as numerous other types of personal injury cases. 

He also fights for children who have been poisoned by lead in lead paint litigation and has represented victims of Agent Orange. Mr. Porter’s legal acumen has won him recognition in the National Law Journal, where his firm was voted the 14th winningest firm in the nation for 2002.  Mr. Porter also enjoys an “AV” rating by Martindale Hubbell Law Directory,  its highest rating. 

In 1998, at only 29 years of age, Tim participated and performed the closing argument for the Cosey v. E.D. Bullard asbestos trial, where the jury ultimately returned a verdict  in the amount of $48.5 million dollars. Tim also was participated as one of the lead trial attorneys in Simeon Johnson v. AC&S, et al. where the jury awarded $150 million dollars to 12 victims of asbestos. 


OUR EXPERTS

Daniel Cramer, M.D., Sc. D. 

Dr. Cramer is Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Harvard  Medical School
at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. He currently heads the ovarian cancer Boston Specialized Program of Research Excellence,
a program of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) that promotes the transfer of cancer research to the clinical setting; is a member of the Early Detection Research Network, an NCI program aimed at developing biomarker and technology for early detection; and actively researches environmental, reproductive, and genetic factors in ovarian cancer. His main research interest is the epidemiology of ovarian cancer. Dr. Cramer's contributions include being the first to present data on genital talc being a risk factor for the cancer, excessive gonadotrophin stimulation underlying genetic risk factors, and the relationship between certain immune factors and ovarian cancer.

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/faculty/daniel-cramer/

http://www.ovariancancer.org/scientific-and-medical-advisory-committee/

John Godleski, M.D. 

Dr. Godleski is Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Health at the Harvard School of Public Health.
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/faculty/john-godleski/