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About Nicholas W. Cannon
Nick Cannon is a trial attorney with experience in high stakes, complex litigation. Drawing on 16 years as a federal prosecutor, his practice focuses on assisting clients and families in cases involving serious injury and death, and on representing clients in government investigations, congressional inquiries, and white-collar prosecutions. As a federal prosecutor he investigated and prosecuted securities fraud, cybercrime, public corruption, and money laundering matters, tried over 35 jury trials, and handled several appeals before the First Circuit Court of Appeals.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Stein Mitchell Beato & Missner LLP
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Patrick Malone won an $8.85 million verdict against the maker of Tylenol after a former White House aide lost his liver to a drug he took exactly as directed.
A Prince George's County jury found an undercover officer liable for fatally shooting Prince Jones, an unarmed Howard University student stopped in a case of mistaken identity, and awarded his young daughter $2.5 million.
A Montgomery County, Maryland jury found that an otolaryngologist caused brain injury to Billy Karl Boone during a January 2000 revisionary mastoidectomy and failed to obtain informed consent. It awarded $943,000 for lost earning capacity, medical expenses and non-economic damages. The Court of Appeals of Maryland upheld the judgment in December 2006. Patrick A. Malone tried the case while at Stein, Mitchell & Mezines.
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