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About Andrew Noel
Andrew Noel began his career in 2002 helping try a civil rights case involving a prison suicide, winning a jury verdict exceeding $2 million. He specializes in constitutional violations against municipalities, excessive force cases, police shootings, and jail and correctional facility negligence. His team achieved what was described as the highest result in the nation for a police shooting death in 2019 following Justine Ruszczyk's death.
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Terrance Winborn was booked into the Scott County Jail on a suspected DUI. A bacterial infection went untreated in custody until it caused septic shock, a heart attack and gangrene, and surgeons amputated both of his arms below the elbows. The county and its insurer settled his Section 1983 claim for $12.2 million.
Lacey Higdem, 19, was found hallucinating in the woods under the influence of methamphetamine and booked into the Rolette County Jail in Rolla, North Dakota on June 3, 2020. She died in her cell roughly nine hours later. Rolette County and two former correctional officers made a $2 million offer of judgment, which was accepted.
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