Injury & wrongful death lawyers

Atlanta trial lawyer who, with Laura Shamp, tried Buckelew v. Womack to a $75 million stroke-misdiagnosis verdict affirmed by the Georgia Court of Appeals.

Adanté Pointer tries civil-rights and employment cases involving police shootings, wrongful death, video evidence, municipal liability, and discrimination.

N. Kirkland Pope helped try the first Wright Conserve hip bellwether, upheld on appeal, and was appointed co-lead counsel in the Profemur and Exactech MDLs.

Shelley Hutson gave the closing for four women in a $26.7 million Pinnacle mesh verdict against Boston Scientific and is co-lead counsel in the 3M earplug MDL.

Brian S. Kabateck litigates class actions, mass torts, insurance disputes, consumer claims, catastrophic injury, and disaster cases.

Parvin Aminolroaya co-leads the federal GLP-1 cases against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly over stomach and vision injuries after co-leading the Elmiron eye cases.

Mawuli Davis litigates Atlanta civil-rights and criminal cases involving police violence, protest rights, wrongful death, Tasers, no-knock raids, and accountability-court reform.

Jessica M. Dean tries mesothelioma and cosmetic-talc cases involving expert evidence, successor liability, damages, verdict preservation, and appellate review.

Anne McGinness Kearse litigates asbestos, household exposure, occupational disease, product liability, catastrophic workplace injury, and wrongful-death claims.

Natalie Khawam Case took Green Beret Richard Stayskal’s missed-cancer case to Congress, which in 2019 opened military malpractice claims to active-duty troops.

Chicago civil-rights lawyer for James Gibson in his $14.75 million Burge torture settlement and Verona Gunn’s family in a $4.93 million police-crash verdict.

Bhavani K. Raveendran’s civil-rights work includes the Botham Jean verdict, the George Floyd civil action, police-pursuit trials, constitutional appeals, and injunctions.

Robert M. Higgins of Lubin & Meyer, Boston: the Kekula sleep-study death at Boston Children’s and the Antonelli delayed-caesarean verdict in Middlesex.

Ricardo Echeverria has tried policyholder cases involving property losses, health coverage, liability-insurer settlement duties, and claim handling.

Darin L. Schanker tried and argued Gresser v. Banner Health, a newborn sepsis case whose $27.6 million verdict stood above Colorado’s $1 million cap.

Anthony T. DiPietro represents patients and survivors in abuse litigation involving hospitals, universities, and medical practices.

Michael J. Haddad tries and appeals civil-rights cases involving police shootings, restraint deaths, jail and prison abuse, catastrophic injury, and constitutional claims.

Tab Turner represents families in rollover and tire-failure cases, including Cooper Tire v. Tuckier and a $131 million Explorer verdict against Ford.

Leslie-Anne Taylor represents people in mesothelioma and product-liability litigation and was counsel for the Lovells in their $42.6 million talc verdict against Johnson & Johnson.

Amy Collignon Gunn won Jefferson v. Missouri Baptist on hospital liability and tried a Hillrom boom-collapse case to a $38.4 million verdict.

Joshua D. Koskoff argued Soto v. Bushmaster for Sandy Hook families, led them to a $73 million Remington settlement and sues Smith & Wesson over Highland Park.

Lisa B. Weinstein leads Grant & Eisenhofer’s birth-injury practice, whose trial team won a $14 million Cook County verdict for Praise Oyedapo’s estate.

Jerry Schlichter is the founding and co-managing partner of Schlichter Bogard, known for pioneering ERISA excessive-fee litigation and three unanimous Supreme Court victories.