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About Nathan Robbins
I know the legal system can be intimidating for those who don't live and breathe it every day and I recognize that our clients seek our help at some of the most vulnerable times in their lives. My goal and passion are to ensure my clients have a champion for their cause and that I can help make things right. Nate Robbins understands that a job is one of the most important relationships in a person's life. Often, a job is part of what defines us, what we take pride in, and what we invest an enormous amount of time and effort in doing.
In exchange for this substantial commitment we make to our employer, we rightly expect to be treated fairly, with respect, and in accordance with the law. When an employer breaks that deal by subjecting an employee to unlawful discrimination, retaliation, or wrongful discharge, Nate acts as a passionate advocate and steadfast ally, holding employers accountable and getting his clients the justice and remedies they deserve. Hard-working and determined, Nate has spent his employment litigation career expanding his skill set, refining his advocacy, and gaining the insights needed to effectively represent and counsel workers in matters with deep financial and personal implications for them and their families.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Sommers Schwartz PC
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A class settlement with Michigan Pain Specialists resolved claims of 311 patients and survivors of the 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak traced to contaminated steroid injections. It was reached in Livingston County Circuit Court in March 2016. The $10.5 million is a single class figure that the sources do not itemise by patient. Robert B. Sickels of Sommers Schwartz PC sat on the three-attorney plaintiffs' steering committee for Michigan.
After two federal jury verdicts found that Frankenmuth violated the Loesel family's equal-protection rights by passing a zoning ordinance designed to block a Walmart land sale, the city settled for $3.7 million in November 2014.
On April 25, 2014, a Saginaw County jury returned a $1,612,269 verdict for Debra Cameron and her husband, Hugh, against family physician James V. Bodrie, M.D. The jury found he failed to pursue a cardiac workup despite months of symptoms and a chest X-ray showing an enlarged heart, and that Ms. Cameron suffered a major heart attack days later. The award included $262,268.86 in medical expenses, with the rest for non-economic damages, and the vote was 6-2. Michigan's 2014 cap on non-economic damages in malpractice cases limits that portion to $440,200, so the most that could stand was about $702,469, and no appeal was filed.
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