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A record built in cases like this one.

Claims against the world’s largest technology companies demand a firm that has beaten defendants that size before. For nearly five decades, that has been this firm’s work: defective products, concealed risks, and the companies that knew.

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Verdicts & settlements

Landmark results against corporate defendants.

$4.9 Billion
Verdict — Anderson v. General Motors Defective product design · among the largest personal-injury verdicts in U.S. history
$800M
Route 91 / Mandalay Bay — mass casualty
$417M
Johnson & Johnson — talc verdict
$200M+
OCWD — PFAS water contamination
$128M
Fuel-system fire — auto defect
$51M
Merck — Vioxx pharmaceutical verdict
$49.9M
Regal Medical Group
$46M
Solorio v. Nissan — auto defect
$40M
J&J talc — December 2025

Prior results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar outcome. Every case is different and must be judged on its own facts.

Why it matters here

The same playbook, a new industry.

A defective product. Internal research the public never saw. A company that chose growth over warnings. The pattern the social media litigation alleges is the pattern this firm has spent decades proving — against automakers, drug companies, and manufacturers.

Court-appointed leadership

Our attorneys have been appointed by courts to leadership positions in major coordinated proceedings — the structure in which the Social Media Cases are organized.

Tried, not just filed

The firm’s results include verdicts, not only settlements — and defendants know which firms are prepared to take a courtroom to the end.

Built for the long fight

Cases against companies this size take years and resources. The firm has carried that weight before, on a contingency basis — clients pay nothing unless there is a recovery.

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