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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 was at a bar inspecting a mug he thought was free. A security guard approached him and pushed him down and beat him in the head with a mug. Jurors awarded $60.65 million.
Plaintiff, a Black man, spent 21 years working as a medical director at a clinic. He dedicated his career to advocacy for marginalized communities. He resigned in 2020, saying there was institutional racism within the hospital and that he had experienced retaliation after he tried to point out issues. Jurors awarded $21 million.
Plaintiff began smoking at age 15 and developed throat cancer. He sued the tobacco company. Jurors awarded $91 million.
Plaintiff slipped and fell on some stairs. There was no handrail. Her ankle was broken, and she had to have surgery to insert hardware. The surgical site became infected, leading to her knee being amputated. Jurors awarded $15 million.
Plaintiff was using a pressure cooker when it exploded, leaving her with some third degree and some second degree burns. She sued. Jurors awarded $55.5 million, finding plaintiff just 10% responsible.
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