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Browse the case studies below to learn more about the stories of ordinary consumers confronted with extraordinary circumstances caused by dangerous drugs, defective goods, environmental negligence or the wrong-doing of others.
A Delaware jury awarded a $2.86 million verdict — the largest mesothelioma verdict against a single defendant in the state of Delaware in over a decade — to the family of a worker at the Crane Plumbing Fixture Factory. Our client had used asbestos-contaminated talc powder to dust the molds for ceramic sinks, bathtubs and more.
Our mesothelioma lawyers presented evidence during the trial that showed the asbestos fibers in our client’s lungs matched the makeup of fibers from a specific mine in New York that was owned and operated by RT Vanderbilt Company, Inc.
A Pennsylvania jury awarded a $3 million verdict to the family of a child born with bilateral cleft palate and lip. Simmons Hanly Conroy attorneys presented evidence during trial that showed Janssen Pharmaceuticals failed to warn consumers about the increased risk of birth defects of Topamax when the migraine medicine was taken during pregnancy.
In 2010, the Bridgeton Sanitary Landfill became the site of a subterranean fire and the source of harmful air emissions, including benzene and hydrogen sulfide. Simmons Hanly Conroy attorneys filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of 600 residents affected by the noxious odors, prompting a $6.8 million dollar settlement with Republic Services, Inc, the owner of the landfill and one of the largest waste management companies in the country.
Simmons Hanly Conroy secured a settlement for a patient who suffered an improper blood transfusion at a St. Louis-area hospital.
Before filing the lawsuit, firm attorneys teamed with expert doctors to determine what went wrong and why.
The hospital implemented a plan to improve the safety of blood transfusions going forward.
A confidential settlement was reached just before trial in a wrongful death lawsuit concerning the death of 42-year-old Anthony “Todd” Burkey while being restrained by three security guards in a hospital emergency room. Two of the guards were indicted by a grand jury for involuntary manslaughter. While no amount of money can ever replace the loss of a loved one, Simmons Hanly Conroy helped the family secure justice in memory of their father and husband.
“I appreciate the hard work of the Simmons firm. This outfit is something else. I did not expect to hear from them after everything was done, but they still call to check up on me.”
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