BALTIMORE — (TNS) A change in the safety labels on Tylenol and other acetaminophen products could be a game changer for people claiming they weren’t properly warned about possible links between the pain reliever and autism, according to the law firm of the late Peter Angelos.

The Baltimore firm of the longtime Orioles owner, who was known for representing asbestos and tobacco victims, represents dozens of clients considering such legal claims, said Jay Miller, one of the firm’s principal owners.

“We’ve had an increase in inquiries. The phone is ringing,” Miller said, following hotly contested claims by President Donald Trump on Tuesday of ties between Tylenol, vaccines and autism, a complex brain disorder.

Miller said the firm was assessing the legal and regulatory landscape before fil

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