Orlando, FL
Personal injury Lawyer at Orlando, FL
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Defective and Dangerous Products
OUTCOME: $10,995,000 verdict for the Plaintiff
Along with Shelley Hutson and Blake Deady, I served as counsel for the plaintiff in the second Topamax birth defect case to be tried. This case was designated by Janssen as the first defense bellwethe ... r selection.
OUTCOME: $4,002,184.68 verdict for Plaintiff
Along with Scott Love and Tommy Fibich, I represented the plaintiff in the first Topamax birth defect case tried in the country. The case was pending in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. After ... a 3-week trial, the jury deliberated less than 40 minutes before returning their verdict.
OUTCOME: Unanimous jury verdict for client
I served as lead counsel for Defendant Carl W. Williams in a lawsuit arising out of a motor vehicle collision on December 24, 2006. Following a five-day trial, the jury found Plaintiff, not Mr. Willia ... ms, negligenct. Plaintiff took nothing.
OUTCOME: Directed verdict for client; no appeal
I served as second-chair trial counsel for Defendant Rueby Custom Homes, Inc. in a trial regarding alleged construction defects at a house built in Kingwood, Texas. Plaintiffs sought damages exceeding ... $250,000. Following a two-day trial, the Court granted our motion for directed verdict on Plaintiffs' claims. Plaintiffs took nothing.
OUTCOME: $13,150,310 jury verdict; no appeal.
After his business partner in the lease and operation of an oil rig refused to share any profits and hid the operations' records from him, the firm's client sued for fraud. The evidence obtained in di ... scovery showed that the profits from the venture were wire-transferred without the client's knowledge to the personal account of the defendant and his wife. Defendants and their counsel argued that no wrongdoing occurred; they offered $50,000 to settle the case. I served as second-chair trial counsel. The suit was tried for three days in federal district court in Tyler, Texas. The jury awarded the client all that he asked for in actual damages, as well as $8,000,000 in punitive damages.
OUTCOME: $74,000 verdict for Plaintiff.
Ms. Temple sued the City of Houston for failure to provide life insurance benefits for her husband, a police officer who suffered a heart attack and passed away. The City declined to make a settlement ... offer before trial.
OUTCOME: Unanimous jury verdict for client
I served as lead counsel for the defendant in this breach of contract lawsuit, which concerned the validity of speical assessments imposed over a two-year period. Plaintiffs sought $45,000 in damages ... and attorneys' fees. The jury deliberated for thirty minutes and returned a unanimous verdict in my client's favor. Plaintiffs took nothing.
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