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Meyers & Flowers underinsured motorist award On March 27, 2013 the firm's client, Dave, a 60 year old carpenter, suffered severe injuries to his leg when a motorist insured by Allstate made a left turn in front of his motorcycle. The Allstate driver only had a $50,000 liability policy with AllState and he initially claimed Dave caused the accident by speeding. Trial attorneys Craig Bro...
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« Back to News Room Meyers & Flowers Announce $2.5 Billion Settlement in the DePuy Orthopaedics, of J&J, for ASR- Hip Implant Failures in Patients Meyers & Flowers, a Chicago law firm concentrating in medical device litigation, announced the $2.5 billion settlement by DePuy Orthopaedics, of Johnson & Johnson, for the more than 8,000 patients suffering from defective...
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« Back to News Room Meyers & Flowers files suit for injured construction worker On December 8, 2008 the firm's client, a 32 year old demolition laborer, suffered severe injuries to his neck and shoulder when an overhead pipe fell on his head during a demolition project at a Chicago area hospital. The firm filed suit against the General Contractor and t...
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« Back to News Room meyers & flowers obtains wrongful death settlements for elgin family On July 4, 2011, an 18 year old boy named Guillermo was shot and killed by Donald Rattanavong, an Elgin Resident, who fired a “warning shot” intended to scare a group of teenagers who were playing in front of his home. Guillermo was survived by his mother...
View More07/31/2012
« Back to News Room 625000 award for doctor in car crash Meyers & Flowers trial attorneys Craig Brown and Brian Perkins recently obtained a substantial award for a Kane County physician seriously injured in an automobile collision. In February 2011, Mr. Brown's client Doctor Smith had just finished his shift at a local hospital and was driving his s...
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« Back to News Room large award for severely disabled client Craig Brown and Peter Flowers Obtain $7.5 Million Award For Severely Disabled Client. Second Highest Medical Malpractice Award in Kane County History Attorneys Craig Brown and Peter Flowers recently obtained a $7.5 million settlement for their severely disabled client in a case that was p...
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« Back to News Room FDA Issues Warnings on Topamax and Actos NEW WARNING ON DIABETES DRUG Actos (pioglitazone) is a drug used to treat patients with diabetes that has now been linked to an increased risk of bladder cancer. This warning was added to the label after being approved by the FDA on August 5th 2012. The new warnings come after interim results...
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« Back to News Room 3000000 settlement for misdiagnosed medical condition Margaret Sperl, presented to the emergency room at Lutheran General Hospital on April 5, 2004 complaining of weakness, loss of balance, hearing loss and an inability to walk 20 minutes earlier. Dr Alan Kumar, who was an emergency room doctor at Lutheran General at the time and employee of the Advocate Medic...
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« Back to News Room 875000 settlement in death of bicyclist Arlene “Kay” Marshall was a well-known and well-liked resident of St. Charles, Illinois. Kay was a familiar figure, often seen riding her bicycle as she made her way around town. On August 6, 2010, Kay left her home at Carroll Towers in St. Charles and approached the intersection of West Main Street (Route 64...
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« Back to News Room settlement for estate of mother of two On March 5, 2005, Anna Wenstrup, a single parent of two teenage children, underwent a left breast mastectomy followed by a breast reconstructive procedure at Elmhurst Memorial Hospital. The plan was to discharge Ms. Wenstrup several days following the surgeries, but she experienced abdominal di...
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