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Pope McGlamry has been involved in complex litigation on behalf of classes, individuals and corporations. Below is a representative sampling of these cases. While these summaries of previous cases are accurate, we do not guarantee the same or similar results in future cases. Each case is unique and stands upon its own merits. If you have a case you would like to speak with us about, please contact our team today for a free consultation.

Class Actions & Mass Torts Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

Auto Defects Commercial Litigation

Class Actions & Mass Torts

In the class action context, Pope McGlamry has represented consumer Plaintiffs under CROA, RESPA and TILA. Pope McGlamry has represented classes for securities fraud and breach of automobile insurance, credit union and life insurance contracts. For each class case referenced, Pope McGlamry has been found to be adequate class counsel.

$1 Billion

Settlement

NFL Players’ Concussion Litigation

National Football League Players’ Concussion Injury Litigation class action settlement became final and effective on January 7, 2017, which is the “Effective Date” of the Settlement Program.

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$17,200,000

Settlement

Walton v. United Services Automobile Association, et al.

Superior Court of Muscogee County, Georgia (diminished value class action of Georgia insureds resulting in $17.2 Million cash settlement).

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$200,000,000

Settlement

Townes v. Trans Union, LLC, et al.

United States District Court, District of Delaware (consumer class action under Credit Repair Organizations Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq., settled for cash and in-kind relief services exceeding $75 Million).

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Auto Defects

Pope McGlamry has many years of experience in auto defects lawsuits and has secured significant settlements for our clients, holding automotive product manufacturers accountable for negligence and fraud that result in injury or financial damage.

Confidential

Settlement

Duvall, et al. v. General Motors Corporation, et al.

Circuit for Russell County, Alabama (auto product liability action for catastrophic brain injury resulting from defective hood restraint system and general un-crashworthiness, settled under confidential agreements for an undisclosed amount).

Confidential

Settlement

Broach v. General Motors

State Court of Fulton County, Georgia (auto products liability/wrongful death action as a result of defective seat belts, settled under confidential agreements for an undisclosed amount).

$11,000,000

Verdict

Gentry v. Volkswagen of America, Inc., et al.,

State Court of Fulton County, Georgia (auto products liability/wrongful death action as a result of defective seat belts, $11 million verdict upheld on appeal, and, at the time, the largest wrongful death verdict in Georgia.).

Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

Pope McGlamry represents individual Plaintiffs in a variety of complex litigation contexts, including, but not limited to, automotive product liability, pharmaceutical product liability, premises liability, personal injury and wrongful death and complex commercial/estate litigation.

Confidential

Settlement

Wardlaw et al. v. St. Francis

State Court of Muscogee County, Georgia (MRSA pandemic in hospital resulting in numerous injuries and deaths. Multiple cases settled confidentially after trial of lead claim).

$1,300,000

Settlement

Wang v. Aissei

Wrongful death and personal injury claims arising from a motor vehicle accident, settled for $1.3 million before suit was filed.

Confidential

Settlement

Waddell v. Heilig-Meyers

Circuit Court of Davidson County, Tennessee (automobile accident in which Mr. Waddell was killed, leaving a wife and a young child, settled under confidential agreements for an undisclosed amount).

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Commercial Litigation

Pope McGlamry has been hired to handle complex disputes including, but not limited to, disputes involving commercial contracts, conversion/theft, arbitration claims, securities fraud, lost sales/profits and officer’s/director’s liability. Many of these cases have been taken on a negative contingency basis.

Confidential

Settlement

Jim Walter Resources, Inc. v. Cotton Energy Corporation, et al.

Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama (conversion/misappropriation of JWR coal inventory at Mobile dock, settled under confidential agreements for an undisclosed amount).

Confidential

Settlement

In re: Wellnx Marketing and Sales Practices Litigation

United States District Court, District of Massachusetts, (sixteen actions were consolidated by the MDL Panel, a settlement resulted in changes in marketing practices and partial refunds for consumers who participated).

Confidential

Settlement

Columbus, Georgia v. Orbitz, Inc., et al.

Superior Court of Muscogee County, Georgia (action brought on behalf of the City of Columbus to collect unpaid hotel occupancy taxes, settled under confidential agreements for an undisclosed amount).

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