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Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy Linked to Autism and ADHD
Many pregnant women relied on acetaminophen (often sold as Tylenol) because it was widely promoted as safe. Today, research shows possible links to autism and ADHD, and families are stepping forward to seek accountability.
If acetaminophen was used during pregnancy and your child was later diagnosed with ASD or ADHD, you and your family may be eligible for significant compensation.
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Why It Matters
Many expectant mothers used acetaminophen (commonly known as Tylenol) because it was one of the few pain relievers considered safe in pregnancy. New studies suggest possible associations with autism and ADHD. We’re here to hold manufacturers accountable and to help families access the resources they deserve.
Why Families Are Filing Claims
How to Start a Claim
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STEP 1
What the Science Says About Prenatal Acetaminophen
A repeating pattern: Across many studies, children who were exposed to acetaminophen before birth were diagnosed with ASD or ADHD more often than children who weren’t exposed.
Measured exposure, stronger signal: Some studies tested the baby’s umbilical cord blood or first stool (meconium) for acetaminophen. Higher amounts at birth lined up with higher chances of later ASD/ADHD diagnoses.
How much and how often matters: Several studies found the link looks stronger with longer or frequent use during pregnancy.
Timing may matter: Signals show up more often with second‑ or third‑trimester use.
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STEP 2
Our legal team will review your information carefully and follow up if we need anything else.
STEP 3
Autism and ADHD care brings recurring therapies, evaluations, and time away from work, costs that strain families. Legal claims may help address medical bills, lost income, and other impacts related to prenatal acetaminophen exposure.
Real Costs for Families
You may be eligible if:
You used Tylenol or other acetaminophen during the second or third trimester; and
Your child has a formal diagnosis of ASD and/or ADHD
Who May Qualify
By bringing legal claims, families can help uncover industry practices, drive stronger safety warnings, and seek financial support
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Rebecca has 20+ years of experience representing injured people and their families in complex product-liability cases against powerful corporations nationwide. At Keller Postman, she helps manage the firm’s hair-relaxer litigation, and in the Acetaminophen–ASD/ADHD Products Liability Litigation she serves on the Science Subcommittee and the Early Vetting & Bellwether Selection Subcommittee.
Ashley focuses on significant product-liability matters and helps lead the firm’s litigation against the manufacturers and sellers of acetaminophen in the ASD/ADHD litigation. She was appointed to the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee, where she leads the Law & Briefing Subcommittee, and is honored to advocate for children and families who were not properly warned about risks during pregnancy.
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Rebecca is a Partner at Keller Postman LLC. She has over 20 years of experience representing injured people and their families in complex product liability cases against powerful corporations in federal and state courts across the country.
At Keller Postman, Rebecca currently helps manage the firm’s litigation against the manufacturers of hair relaxer products that have been associated with uterine, endometrial, and ovarian cancer. In the Acetaminophen-ASD-ADHD Products Liability Litigation, she is a member of the Science Subcommittee and the Early Vetting and Bellwether Selection Subcommittee.
Ashley Barriere | Partner
Ashley focuses on significant product-liability matters. Ashley currently helps lead the firm’s litigation against the manufacturers and sellers of acetaminophen which causes autism spectrum disorder and/or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder when a child is exposed in utero. Ashley was appointed to serve on the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee for that litigation where she leads the Law and Briefing Subcommittee. Ashley is honored to lead the litigation on behalf of children and their families who have unfairly suffered because mothers were not properly warned of the dangers associated with taking acetaminophen while pregnant.
Who qualifies for an acetaminophen-in-pregnancy autism/ADHD claim?
You may qualify if you used Tylenol® or other acetaminophen during the second or third trimester, your child has a formal ASD and/or ADHD diagnosis, and you are not already represented for this matter. If you’re unsure about exact timing or brand, start the screener—we can help verify.
What kind of compensation can I expect?
Compensation can vary depending on the severity of your child’s diagnosis and the impact on your family’s life. Settlements may cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages related to prenatal acetaminophen exposure.
Are there time limits on filing a claim?
Yes. Deadlines vary by state and can depend on your child’s age and date of diagnosis. Acting promptly helps protect your rights; start a free review to check your options.
Does generic acetaminophen count, or is it just Tylenol®?
Generics count. Claims include store-brand acetaminophen and combination products that contain acetaminophen—not just Tylenol®.
Is this a class action or an individual case?
Many pharmaceutical matters proceed as individual claims that may be coordinated by the court. The best path depends on your facts and the court’s procedures at the time of filing.
Will I be suing my doctor or pharmacist?
Most claims focus on manufacturers’ failure to warn, not on doctors or pharmacists. Strategy varies by state law and case facts.
What if my child isn’t formally diagnosed yet?
A formal ASD/ADHD diagnosis is generally required to move forward. If you’re in the evaluation process, you can still complete the screener and we’ll follow up.
Do I need receipts or exact dates of use?
Helpful, but not required to start. Estimates are okay, and our team can help request medical records or purchase history as needed.
Does this blame parents—especially mothers?
No. Many parents used acetaminophen in good faith, often on medical advice. Claims focus on whether manufacturers provided adequate warnings and on securing resources for families—not on blaming parents.
How much will this cost me?
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning we get paid from the recovery and not from your wallet. Your consultation is free, and there are no upfront costs.