John Uustal, left; William Geraghty, center; and Jose Isasi deliver closing arguments in an Illinois state court trial involving a pair of smokers who claim Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds are responsible for their cancers. Watch the trial. 

Chicago, IL — Jurors late last month found Philip Morris responsible for the diseases a pair of long-time smokers suffered, but cleared co-defendant R.J. Reynolds in a trial consolidating the plaintiffs’ claims. Ogbebor v. Philip Morris USA, et al., 2023-L-605, and Thompson v. Philip Morris USA Inc., et al., 2023-L-843.

Daniel Shapiro delivers his closing argument at trial over crash that a woman claims left her daughter with a mild traumatic brain injury. Watch the trial. 

Jacksonville, FL— A Florida state court jury delivered a defense verdict late last month at trial over a 2019 car crash that a mother contends left her daughter with lifelong issues from a traumatic brain injury. DeGuzman, et al v. Dixon, 2020-CA-002661.

Eric Rosen, left, and Christopher Turner, deliver opening statements at trial over a crash involving a police vehicle that a woman says left her with neck and back injuries. Watch the trial. 

Orlando, FL— Jurors on Tuesday previewed evidence of a 2024 crash involving a police vehicle, which a woman says left her with serious back and neck injuries, as trial opened against the City of Orlando. Chen v. The Bancorp Bank, et al., 2024-CA-010877-O.

Ryan Fogg delivers his closing argument in a medical negligence trial over the arterial blockage that cost a woman part of her leg. Watch the trial. 

Ft. Myers, FL—A Florida state court jury last week awarded more than $7.6 million to a woman after finding two medical professionals’ negligence cost her part of her leg. Knowles v. Ensley, D.O., et al.,2024CA006215.

Ryan Fogg, left, and Louis La Cava, deliver opening statements in a medical negligence trial against a physician and physician assistant who treated a woman following a fall that dislocated her knee. The woman ultimately had her leg amputated below the knee. Watch the trial. 

Fort Myers, FL—Jurors Wednesday previewed evidence surrounding why a Florida woman’s dislocated knee eventually led to her losing part of her leg, as a medical malpractice trial opened against the emergency room medical professionals who treated her. Knowles v. Ensley, D.O., et al., 2024-CA-006125.