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About Nicholas Smith
Nicholas T. Smith is a litigation attorney in Rubenstein Law's Tampa office focusing on complex personal injury matters. Born and raised in Orlando, he began his career as a defense attorney for large insurance companies and corporations, gaining insight into how insurers approach cases. He now represents injured individuals and families in motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, trucking accidents, and wrongful death cases.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Rubenstein Law Personal Injury Lawyers
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A Massachusetts jury returned a $1 billion punitive verdict against Philip Morris in 2022 over the lung cancer death of Barbara Fontaine, a case handled in part by Rubenstein Law attorney Kevin Donovan; the punitive award was later reduced to $56 million, a figure the state Supreme Judicial Court upheld in April 2026.
A Middlesex County jury awarded Joseph Reppucci and his wife $20.7 million after finding that R.J. Reynolds and Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. bore responsibility for the oropharyngeal cancer he developed following decades of smoking their cigarettes.
A Miami-Dade jury awarded $6 million to the widow of Oscar Cabrera, a construction worker killed in February 2017 when a remotely operated Metromover train struck a boom lift near the Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. station while he was working on the Brightline terminal project.
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