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About Elizabeth Chambers
Elizabeth 'Beth' E. Chambers is Principal Emeritus at Cory Watson Attorneys in Birmingham, Alabama, focused on dangerous drug and medical device litigation.
Chambers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from Birmingham School of Law in 2003, a Bachelor of Science from the University of West Florida, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (1979). She is admitted to the Alabama State Bar, the Supreme Court of Alabama, and U.S. District Courts in Alabama, California, Louisiana, Florida, Tennessee, Nebraska, Illinois, New York, and Ohio.
Since joining Cory Watson in 2003, Chambers has represented thousands of clients injured by dangerous drugs or medical devices and has been involved in some of the largest mass tort cases in the country. Her honors include Super Lawyers (2012-2025), Best Lawyers in America (2020-2026), and B-Metro Top Women Attorneys (2015-2020).
Proven verdicts and settlements at Cory Watson Attorneys
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Cory Watson's Jon Conlin, a co-lead lawyer on the plaintiffs' steering committee, helped drive DuPont and Chemours to a $670.7 million global settlement resolving about 3,550 C-8 water-contamination cancer and injury claims.
A federal jury in Columbus found that DuPont's C-8 contamination caused Travis Abbott's testicular cancer and awarded him and his wife $50 million. After the trial court applied Ohio's cap on his wife's loss-of-consortium damages, the enforceable judgment came to about $40.3 million, which the Sixth Circuit later affirmed.
A Los Angeles jury found a defective brake sensor in a 2004 Infiniti QX56 caused the 2012 Hollywood crash that killed a mother and her two daughters, and the $25 million verdict was later upheld on appeal.
A Columbus federal jury awarded Kenneth Vigneron Sr. $2 million in compensatory and $10.5 million in punitive damages after finding DuPont's C-8 contamination caused his testicular cancer.
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