Medical malpractice lawyers

Gerald D. Jowers Jr. tries birth-injury cases, among them A.J.J.T. v. United States, in which a federal judge found Army VBAC counseling negligent.

Dallas trial lawyer Charla Aldous tried the Beamers dram-shop case over Cowboys linebacker Jerry Brown’s death, opening with the officer who saw the driver.

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

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

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

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.

Detroit lawyer Brian J. McKeen fought for depositions in Sophie Rassey’s death at Beaumont and tried the first cases over Yasser Awaad’s epilepsy diagnoses.

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.

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.

Patricia A. Law litigates California medical-malpractice, product-liability, wrongful-death, insurance-bad-faith, and appellate cases.

Thomas R. Kline’s Philadelphia trials: the $51 million Hall v. SEPTA verdict and contempt ruling, a year-by-year cerebral palsy award, Tim Piazza’s law.

Patrick A. Salvi II tried Kamuda v. Sterigenics to a $363 million ethylene-oxide verdict and helped settle more than 870 Willowbrook cases for $408 million.

Lane R. Jubb Jr. tries medical-malpractice, aviation, defamation, Title IX, civil-rights, and wrongful-use-of-civil-proceedings cases.

Eugene Felton Jr. tries and appeals catastrophic-injury cases involving hospital negligence, paralysis, negligent security, official immunity, and sovereign immunity.

Philadelphia trial lawyer Shanin Specter tried the first two 737 MAX damages trials against Boeing and the Ellison VA dental-stroke case.

Matt Casey tries catastrophic-injury cases involving premises liability, medical negligence, defective products, abuse in care settings, industrial explosions, and insurance bad faith.

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.

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.

A police van ran a red light after repeated orders to slow down. DiSilvestro worked on Verona Gunn’s family’s case, which ended in a $4.93 million jury award.

Christopher M. Mattei served as lead counsel for the Sandy Hook families against Alex Jones and represents plaintiffs in medical-malpractice and election litigation.

Charles P. Ward litigates Indiana personal-injury and wrongful-death cases involving evidence preservation, insurance coverage, medical liens, and the protection of recoveries.

Lead counsel for Camp Lejeune plaintiffs in North Carolina federal court; helped draft the Act’s lower burden of proof and pressed for kidney-cancer trials.

Randi McGinn’s plaintiff-side trial practice includes trucking-safety, product-liability, and medical-negligence cases built around engineering and medical evidence.

Lawrence Greenberg tries criminal-defense, civil-rights, catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, DUI, and medical-malpractice cases in Maryland.