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Jury Verdict in Favor of Mesh Victim
Late 2014 a Tx jury reached a verdict of $73.5M in favor of a mesh victim who suffered serious injuries...
The Estate of Joseph Baldwin v. National Healthcare of Mt. Vernon, Inc., d/b/a Crossroads Community Hospital
Overview: Sixty-two year old Joe Baldwin woke up on Saturday with acute onset of severe chest and abdominal pain. He...
Creative Internet Advertising Corporation v. Yahoo! Inc., et al.
Overview: A federal jury awarded Acacia Research Corporation’s (Nasdaq: ACTG) subsidiary, Creative Internet Advertising Corporation, $6.6 million in a patent...
Guidry, et al. v. UBS Realty Investors L.L.C., et al.
Overview: The plaintiffs had alleged that they had been denied their continuing exclusive right to provide cable service to a...
John Doe v. Switchgear Manufacturer
Overview: A 48 year old man suffered third degree burn injuries to his upper body and had his arm amputated...
Moton v. Anesthesia Partners, Ltd.
Overview: Robert Moton, Sr. died after undergoing an unsuccessful elective thoracotomy to remove a benign tumor from his right lung,...
Matt Love v. API
Overview: Matt Love was hunting with a tree stand and safety belt in Jefferson County, Missouri. He was harnessed to...
US Ring v. World Wide, et al
Overview: A federal jury in St. Louis handed a big win to a St. Louis company, U.S. Ring Binder L.P.,...
David Smith v. Dr. Sporleder and Associated Family Physicians
Overview: A Cole County jury awarded David Smith $1.02 million for his claims against Dr. Patrick Sporleder and his Jefferson...
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Simon Law Explains What Trucking Companies Know Before Crashes