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About Mike Riley
Mike Riley has been practicing law with Martin & Jones for more than 20 years, concentrating on representing individuals suffering from asbestos-related diseases including malignant mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer, and asbestosis. His clients include workers who were occupationally exposed to asbestos in industrial settings such as power plants, chemical plants, railroads, shipyards, paper mills, and other manufacturing facilities. He has represented clients from states across the United States and from various Canadian provinces. His cases have included products liability and wrongful death actions in federal and state courts, and workers' compensation occupational disease claims before the North Carolina Industrial Commission.
Defendants have included asbestos manufacturers, contractors, distributors, and employers. Mike also pursues claims against asbestos company bankruptcy administrative claims trusts, and serves as an arbitrator and advisory committee member with several trusts. He graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law after earning a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Wake Forest University. Mike holds the Martindale-Hubbell "AV" rating and has been recognized as both a Best Lawyer in America (2018-present) and a Super Lawyer (2018-present).
Proven verdicts and settlements at Martin & Jones
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Hoyt Tessener of Martin and Jones, joined by co-counsel Kent Emison, secured a $31 million settlement for a boy left paraplegic when a two-point rear lap belt in a 1999 Ford Escort jackknifed him during a crash, while other occupants of the same car came away with comparatively minor injuries.
E. Spencer Parris and G. Christopher Olson of Martin and Jones secured a $7.52 million settlement for Dwayne Allen Dail, who spent 18 years in a North Carolina prison before DNA evidence identified the actual perpetrator and cleared his name.
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