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$90,000,000 - Tobacco Litigation Verdict
In April 2010, Keith Mitnik obtained a $90 million verdict for damages in a lawsuit against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
$40,000,000 - Tobacco Litigation Verdict
Attorney Keith Mitnik recovers a $40 million tobacco litigation verdict for the husband and daughter of a woman who died after smoking two packs of cigarettes a day for 36 years.
$18,800,000 - Motorcycle Crash Verdict
In January 2011, Keith Mitnik obtained an $18.8 million verdict on behalf of a motorcyclist who was rendered a paraplegic when a car pulled out in front of him.
$12,200,000 - Auto Crash Verdict
In February 2009, Keith Mitnik obtained a $12.2 million verdict for a 15-year-old girl who was involved in a rear end car accident and suffered paralysis from the waist down.
$1,350,000 - Motorcycle Crash Verdict
In May 2010, Keith Mitnik obtained a $1.35 million verdict on behalf of an unhelmeted motorcyclist who suffered a closed head injury after colliding with the rear of a SUV that changed lanes in front of him.
Morgan and Morgan is pleased to announce it has recovered a $40 million tobacco litigation verdict on behalf of the husband and daughter of a woman who died after smoking two packs of cigarettes a day for 36 years. On April 27, a Jacksonville jury ruled in favor of the plaintiffs with a $6 million verdict, which was divided equally between the husband and daughter, and returned the following day to award $34 million in punitive damages, an amount which exceeded the attorneys’ request for exemplary damages by $4 million.
In a case against R.J. Reynolds and Philip Morris, attorneys Keith Mitnik, Greg Prysock, Joe Taraska and Katy Massa represented Andy Allen and the daughter he had with his now deceased wife, Patty. In 1966, Patty began smoking at the age of 17. She was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in 1996 and attempted to quit smoking by using medications, hypnosis and nicotine patches. She stopped smoking in 2002, but by this point, her disease was already in its end stages. Patty died in 2009 at the age of 60, before this tobacco liability case reached trial.