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About Amanda S. Williamson

Amanda is a seasoned litigator with over 14 years of experience representing plaintiffs in complex product liability and business practices cases. She is a committed advocate for individuals who have been fraudulently deceived or exploited. She has extensive experience in pharmaceutical, medical device, and herbicide litigation, and currently serves on the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee in In re: Paraquat Products Liability Litigation, where she advocates for farmers diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease after exposure to Paraquat. Amanda has been consistently honored by "The Best Lawyers in America" for her expertise in Mass Tort Litigation and Class Actions. Her practice extends to personal injury matters , including wrongful death , medical negligence , and nursing home abuse , where she has secured multi-million dollar verdicts on behalf of injured individuals and their families.

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Education

Cumberland School of Law
J.D.
The University of Alabama
Undergraduate

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