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4807 Rockside Road
Independence, Oh 44131
Phone: 216-867-0246
Fax: 216-447-9296
info@lawmas.com
Notable Verdicts
$6.3 Million Settlement: Wrongful Death/Employment Intentional Tort
on behalf of three families whose husbands/fathers were killed in an
explosion at a chemical plant in southern Ohio.
(Parties confidential per settlement agreement)
$2 Million Jury Verdict: Products Liability claim against asbestos
insulation manufacturer for a maintenance worker who contracted
mesothelioma as a result of his exposure to asbestos pipecovering.
Ned Zimmerman v. ACandS, Inc., et al. (2002), Broward County
Circuit Court, Case No. CACE 00004228, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
$4.5 Million Jury Verdict: Wrongful death award for family whose
husband/father was an auto mechanic and died from mesothelioma he
contracted as a result of his exposure to automobile friction products.
Lynne Marion, etc. v. A-Best Products Company, et al. (2000),
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 362687,
Cleveland, Ohio
$1.6 Million Jury Verdict: Wrongful death award against an asbestos
insulation manufacturer for widow whose husband could not receive
coronary bypass surgery due to his asbestos-related mesothelioma
and died from a heart attack.
Julia Cicchillo et al. v. A-Best Products Company (2000), Cuyahoga
County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 366906, Cleveland,
Ohio.
$2.585 Million Jury Verdict: Products liability award for a boilermaker
who contracted asbestosis due to occupational exposure to asbestos
insulation. Included $2.5 Million punitive damage award upheld by the
Ohio Supreme Court.
Robert P. Crowe et al. v. Eagle Picher Industries Inc. et al, (1997),
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 196050,
Cleveland, Ohio.
$1.8 Million Jury Verdict: Products Liability claim against Defendant
Union Carbide on behalf of a drywaller/plasterer who developed
asbestosis as a result of breathing asbestos fibers supplied by Union
Carbide which were used in the joint compound applied by Plantiff.
Yves Lagueux v. Union Carbide, et al., Broward County Circuit
Court, Case No. CACE 01010781, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
$275 Thousand Jury Verdict: Workers’ Compensation back award for
Widow whose husband died from lung cancer as a result of his
employment with LTV Steel.
Linda Wacht v. WCI Steel Inc., et al. (2006), Trumbull County Court
of Common Pleas, Case No. 2003 CV 00934, Warren, Ohio.
Jury Verdict Awarding Workers' Compensation Death Benefits:
Obtained a jury verdict for a widow of a police officer who died from a
blood clot that had formed in his leg while seated in a patrol car for long
periods of time and then traveled to his lung causing his death after he
had come home from work.
City of Bedford Heights v. France (1993), Supreme Court of Ohio, 67
Ohio St.3d 55, 616 N.E.2d 177, originally tried to successful jury
verdict in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
on behalf of three families whose husbands/fathers were killed in an
explosion at a chemical plant in southern Ohio.
(Parties confidential per settlement agreement)
$2 Million Jury Verdict: Products Liability claim against asbestos
insulation manufacturer for a maintenance worker who contracted
mesothelioma as a result of his exposure to asbestos pipecovering.
Ned Zimmerman v. ACandS, Inc., et al. (2002), Broward County
Circuit Court, Case No. CACE 00004228, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
$4.5 Million Jury Verdict: Wrongful death award for family whose
husband/father was an auto mechanic and died from mesothelioma he
contracted as a result of his exposure to automobile friction products.
Lynne Marion, etc. v. A-Best Products Company, et al. (2000),
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 362687,
Cleveland, Ohio
$1.6 Million Jury Verdict: Wrongful death award against an asbestos
insulation manufacturer for widow whose husband could not receive
coronary bypass surgery due to his asbestos-related mesothelioma
and died from a heart attack.
Julia Cicchillo et al. v. A-Best Products Company (2000), Cuyahoga
County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 366906, Cleveland,
Ohio.
$2.585 Million Jury Verdict: Products liability award for a boilermaker
who contracted asbestosis due to occupational exposure to asbestos
insulation. Included $2.5 Million punitive damage award upheld by the
Ohio Supreme Court.
Robert P. Crowe et al. v. Eagle Picher Industries Inc. et al, (1997),
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. 196050,
Cleveland, Ohio.
$1.8 Million Jury Verdict: Products Liability claim against Defendant
Union Carbide on behalf of a drywaller/plasterer who developed
asbestosis as a result of breathing asbestos fibers supplied by Union
Carbide which were used in the joint compound applied by Plantiff.
Yves Lagueux v. Union Carbide, et al., Broward County Circuit
Court, Case No. CACE 01010781, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
$275 Thousand Jury Verdict: Workers’ Compensation back award for
Widow whose husband died from lung cancer as a result of his
employment with LTV Steel.
Linda Wacht v. WCI Steel Inc., et al. (2006), Trumbull County Court
of Common Pleas, Case No. 2003 CV 00934, Warren, Ohio.
Jury Verdict Awarding Workers' Compensation Death Benefits:
Obtained a jury verdict for a widow of a police officer who died from a
blood clot that had formed in his leg while seated in a patrol car for long
periods of time and then traveled to his lung causing his death after he
had come home from work.
City of Bedford Heights v. France (1993), Supreme Court of Ohio, 67
Ohio St.3d 55, 616 N.E.2d 177, originally tried to successful jury
verdict in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
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been injured or victimized
through the fault or
misconduct of another,
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compensation.
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been injured or victimized
through the fault or
misconduct of another,
you may be entitled to
compensation.
To learn about your
potential rights under the
law, please contact one
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