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Jury awards $1.18 million verdict for Beasley Allen plaintiff in business fraud case*
A Charleston County jury awarded $1,189,408 to Plaintiff Clifford Hansen, after concluding he had been excluded by advisors from a business transaction he originally developed…
Class Action Settlement Involving Unearned Premiums For Credit Insurance*
Our firm recently settled a class action lawsuit involving refunds of unearned premiums for persons who purchased credit insurance using a single premium but who…
Beasley Allen settles Vioxx suits for $4.85 billion*
In November 2007, Merck agreed to a $4.85 billion settlement to resolve more than 27,000 lawsuits- one of the largest pharmaceutical settlements in U.S history….
Beasley Allen Law Firm Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit*
Wal-Mart to Pay $4M in Tire Lawsuit
Wal-Mart will pay a $4 million judgment to Carolyn Thorne in a lawsuit stemming from a tire failure three years ago that caused a wreck…
IMMI Defective Seat Belt Case Settles*
Workers Awarded $4.2 Million After Falling Through Skylight on Roof of Freight Company Warehouse*
Beasley Allen personal injury attorneys secured a $4.2 million verdict against FedEx Freight East (formerly American Freightways Inc.), on behalf of Daniel Olive and Jeffrey…
Jury Returns $11.9 Billion Verdict Against Exxon Mobil*
Monsanto and Solutia Sign $700 million Settlement*
In 2003, Monsanto Co. and Solutia, Inc. agreed to pay $700 million to settle two lawsuits that accused them of polluting Anniston, Alabama, over decades…
$700 million settlement reached in Alabama PCB case
Whirlpool Ordered to Pay $581 Million in Major Alabama Consumer Fraud Case*
A jury has ordered Whirlpool Financial National Bank to pay $581 million in damages after it was found liable in a widespread satellite dish financing…
Whirlpool Preying on the Poor
Whirlpool paid $580 million in punitive damages making it if not the biggest settlement in US history, one of the biggest. The story is indicative…