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Personal Injury Law
Cases
Our representative personal injury cases include:
- Williams-Branch v. Philip Morris - This 6 week trial resulted in a $79.5 million jury verdict against Philip Morris for the death from lung cancer of a retired janitor. At the time, March, 1999, it was the largest verdict ever against the tobacco industry.
- Woodbury v. CH2M Hill - We won an $11 million jury verdict in a workers compensation 3rd party construction accident. The plaintiff was rendered quadriplegic in the accident.
- Oberg v. Honda - This four-week trial resulted in a $5.7 million verdict. The punitive damage award of $5 million was Oregon's largest punitive damage award at that time and the first punitive damage award against Honda in an all-terrain vehicle case.
- Irwin and Boger v. Norris and Stevens - Resulted in a $1.63 million verdict for the two plaintiffs, who had been poisoned by exposure to toxic metals in the hot water system of their apartment complex.
- Irving v. Baugh - $347,000 jury verdict in workers' compensation third party case for sheet metal worker injured when scaffold collapsed at a construction project.
- Miller v. Kamper Korner - $607,000 verdict of Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) worker hit by a truck as he removed a hazard from 1-5 traffic lane.
Over the past 20 years, our law firm has represented hundreds of injured people in personal injury cases.
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