About Leigh O'Dell
Leigh O'Dell joined Beasley Allen in 2005 and focuses on cases advocating for the rights of women harmed by dangerous products. She is a co-lead attorney in the Johnson and Johnson talcum powder/ovarian cancer litigation, representing more than 5,000 women, and has helped lead the transvaginal mesh MDL. Leigh is a member of the Alabama State Bar, American Bar Association, Christian Legal Society, and the National Trial Lawyers Association, where she serves on the Executive Committee. Before entering law, she spent over seven years in vocational ministry, leading large-scale events that shared faith messages with women in the U.S. and internationally.
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Merck agreed in November 2007 to pay $4.85 billion to resolve more than 47,000 personal injury claims tied to Vioxx, the painkiller the company pulled from the market in 2004 after studies linked it to heart attacks and strokes, with Beasley Allen serving as one of the lead plaintiffs firms in the litigation.
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