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About Gianna Mandich
Gianna Mandich is an accomplished trial lawyer at Marsh, Rickard & Bryan representing plaintiffs in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases across a wide range of practice areas, including medical malpractice, premises liability, products liability, medical device and pharmaceutical litigation, and high-profile mass shooting cases. She has successfully handled complex matters involving both individual and consolidated claims, delivering justice for clients harmed by negligent individuals, corporations.
And healthcare providers. Gianna has secured seven-figure jury verdicts and has negotiated eight-figure settlements for her clients. Her innovative strategies in electronic medical record (EMR) audit trail analysis have earned her recognition as a leader in medical negligence litigation, and she frequently teaches other attorneys how to leverage digital evidence in both medical and non-medical injury claims. Beyond medical malpractice, Gianna’s experience spans representing victims of dangerous products, as well as families devastated by violent incidents and negligence, where she has pursued claims against premises owners and security providers.
As a mother of two young children, Gianna is especially passionate about representing women and families affected by gynecological negligence, birth injuries, and pediatric wrongful death. A Birmingham native, Gianna graduated with a double B.A./B.S.M. in Legal Studies and Philosophy from Tulane University in three years, then earned her J.D. with a Sports Law certification from Tulane Law School. She also holds a certification in European Union Institutions and Civil Law from Université Paris-Dauphine in Paris. During law school, she clerked for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Eastern District of Louisiana and worked at a firm in Los Angeles on high-profile criminal defense and entertainment matters.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Marsh, Rickard & Bryan
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A Tuscaloosa County jury awarded the family of Johnny Terrell Sledge $30 million after finding that the on-call trauma surgeon at DCH Regional Medical Center started a second elective operation instead of treating a gunshot wound, leaving Sledge to bleed to death in the emergency room over roughly two and a half hours.
A Jefferson County jury awarded Caroline and J.T. Malatesta $16 million, finding that Brookwood Medical Center committed medical negligence and reckless fraud when the natural-birth experience its advertising promised gave way to a delivery in which Caroline was physically restrained, leaving her with permanent nerve damage.
A Limestone County jury awarded Gloria Owen $15 million after finding that a HEMSI ambulance crew, including a paramedic with an undisclosed history of drug use who fell asleep instead of monitoring her husband, failed to respond as Robert Owen suffered a heart attack during a routine hospital-to-hospital transfer.
Margaret Green was killed on July 15, 2015, when a tractor-trailer struck her SUV as she pulled out of her driveway onto Alabama Highway 64. Her husband, Herschel Green, sued the road contractor, Joe Keenum Excavation & Construction Inc., over a movable construction sign it had placed beside the driveway. In February 2022 a Lauderdale County jury found the company responsible and awarded $9 million.
Thomas Doster, 77, was found on the floor of his room at Noland Hospital Dothan in 2007 and died less than 12 hours later. He had been assessed as a high fall risk and was supposed to be in restraints. In March 2016 a Houston County jury found the hospital breached the standard of care and awarded his daughter and executrix, Karren Hughes, $4 million. The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed in October 2017.
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