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Tyson & Mendes' Nuclear Verdicts® Tracker tracks cases driving the alarming trend in excessively large damages awarded by juries. These cases were defended by other law firms without using Tyson & Mendes' methods. Could the T&M methods have stopped these Nuclear Verdicts®? When applied correctly, YES!
Plaintiffs attended the same elementary school over the course of more than 20 years. Their teacher molested them. Jurors awarded $48 million to the six victims.
Plaintiff fell off a ladder while working. His insurance company would not pay for inpatient treatment he needed. His injuries ended up becoming permanent. He claimed this was because of the denial. Jurors awarded $145.26 million.
Plaintiffs, 40 women who were sexually assaulted by defendant, sued. Jurors awarded $1.68 billion.
Plaintiff was in jail, where he seemed to be ill. After a few months, a correctional officer noticed a visual sign of gangrene. He was admitted to the hospital and had his leg amputated. The medical company regularly was having nurses practice outside the scope of their work and was relying on health reports from correctional officers rather than medical staff. Jurors awarded $25 million.
While trying to avoid a multi-vehicle collision, plaintiff's car flipped. Jurors awarded $32.5 million.
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