Ezra Wohlgelernter
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About Ezra Wohlgelernter
Ezra Wohlgelernter is a co-founding partner of Feldman Shepherd with over 37 years of practice. He maintains a diverse portfolio including motor vehicle and truck litigation, premises liability, medical negligence, and significant personal injury claims. Ezra has represented victims of unsafe working environments, drunk driving and trucking accidents, operating room neglect, and civil rights violations. Decades before it gained widespread attention, he litigated cases holding municipal police departments accountable for civil rights violations and successfully pursued claims for victims injured during high-speed police pursuits. Ezra is a Temple University Beasley School of Law graduate and is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and multiple federal courts.
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A $160 million settlement, the largest pre-verdict settlement in Pennsylvania court history, resolved claims against U-Haul after an overfilled propane tank exploded at a North Philadelphia food truck, killing a mother and her teenage daughter and severely burning three others.
A Philadelphia jury found Pottstown Memorial Medical Center liable for a newborn's severe spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy after the hospital's outdated, unmaintained ultrasound equipment led a physician to incorrectly declare the baby dead, delaying an emergency cesarean section by 81 minutes.
Feldman Shepherd secured a combined $50 million settlement from IKEA on behalf of three families whose toddler sons were fatally crushed by MALM dressers, a result that preceded a nationwide recall of approximately 29 million chests and dressers.
Alan Feldman of Feldman Shepherd secured a $46 million settlement against IKEA on behalf of the family of a 2-year-old boy crushed by a MALM dresser in California, reported at the time as the largest child wrongful-death settlement in U.S. history.
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