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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!
Plaintiff, who is 72, suffered a stroke after his Coumadin was mismanaged. Jurors awarded $41 million.
Decedent was struck by a car while he was riding a bicycle. He was taken to the hospital, where doctors did not timely find and treat a blood clot. He passed away. Jurors awarded $23.3 million.
Plaintiffs' home was left uninhabitable after flooding. The insurer did not pay the full value to cover repairs. They sued, and jurors awarded $18 million.
Plaintiff worked as a doctor and professor. After she was constructively discharged based on her gender, which followed significant harassment by colleagues. Jurors awarded $14 million.
Plaintiff worked as a mechanic. He was exposed to gasoline, which led to his benzene exposure, and he developed leukemia. Jurors awarded $725.5 million.
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