Gordon & Partners Results

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company product liability.

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company product liability.

Jury verdict for the wrongful death of a 63-year-old man survived by his widow.

Verdict against cigarette manufacturer for family of local lawyer who died of lung cancer.

Verdict against tobacco manufacturer for family of man who died from lung cancer as a result of smoking.

Verdict for widow of man who died of lung cancer as a result of addiction to smoking.

Recovery for man and family for injuries caused by a defective auto part.

Verdict for a smoker who contracted cancer of the jaw.

A Pinellas County jury verdict for the estate of a man who died of lung cancer at the age of 42.

Jury verdict for the wrongful death of a 68-year-old man from lung cancer from smoking cigarettes manufactured by RJR and Philip Morris.

Recovery for man who suffered brain injury and paralysis after collision with Blood Mobile.

Verdict against tobacco company on behalf of estate of woman who died of lung cancer.

Jury verdict in drowning death of autistic boy at a construction site.

Jury verdict for the family of a 23-year-old woman killed in a tractor-trailer accident.

Settlement for a 54-year-old woman who suffered brain damage during a hip replacement surgery because the anesthesiologist failed to recognize that her respiratory levels had significantly dropped for nine minutes during the surgical procedure.

Jury verdict for family of mother of two killed in tractor-trailer accident.

Settlement against Iowa broker-dealer and investment adviser in non-opt out securities class action for purchasers of restricted securities.

Recovery for parents of a man killed in aviation crash.

Recovery for construction worker injured while operating a scissor lift over an improperly covered hole at a construction site.

Recovery for the family of a man killed by a tractor-trailer.

Recovery for the family of 8-year-old killed in an auto accident.

$2,230,000 recovery for a 78 year-old man injured in collision with tractor trailer.

Recovery for a brain injury to a 5-year-old child.

Recovery for a 16-year-old who suffered a brain injury when he was run over by a tractor-trailer in a parking lot.

Recovery from tractor trailer company for a man who lost leg when his car struck illegally parked tractor trailer after collision with car.

Jury verdict against school board for the family of a boy shot on school property.

Recovery for a man who suffered a disabling back injury when a chair collapsed.

Recovery for family of infant killed during bath at babysitter's home.

Jury verdict for nursing home resident infested with maggots.

Recovery for the family of a man killed in a motorcycle accident.

Recovery for family of man killed because car dealer sold car with worn tires.

$1,075,000 recovery for man injured in an accident with a tractor trailer.

$1,047,574.70 combined recovery for two persons injured in an auto accident.

Recovery for death of a woman when monitoring company failed to call for help in time.

Recovery for man burned in truck accident.

Recovery for the family of a man killed when a tractor-trailer pulled into his lane of traffic.

Settlement for a 36-year-old mother of four kids whose peroneal and sciatic nerves were severed during ACL surgery, causing a permanent foot drop.

Settlement for the family of a 34-year-old woman who died because her doctor failed to diagnose metastatic cancer. The woman underwent a bilateral mastectomy, from which the doctor reported that the biopsy came back as nonmetastatic cancer. Three years later, a PET scan found metastatic cancer in her liver. A reread of the initial slides found that they had been misread and the cancer in the breast was metastatic. 

Jury verdict for a car accident in Broward County. The original offer from Allstate Insurance Company before trial was just $17,500.

Recovery for a 66-year-old woman whose big toe was amputated after her doctor failed to take a biopsy of a fungus found under the toenail. The fungus was later found to be malignant cancer.