Thomas J. Henry

After a federal judge found the Air Force 60 percent responsible for the 2017 church massacre and awarded $230 million to 80 claimants, the case settled for $144.5 million, with the Law Offices of Thomas J. Henry serving as co-counsel for plaintiff families.

A Nueces County jury awarded $67.47 million to Christopher Arnold, paralyzed from the waist down after a Weatherford US oilfield employee rear-ended the vehicle he was riding in on FM 624 near Calallen; a pre-agreed high-low cap limited actual recovery to $9 million.

A Bexar County jury returned a $59.8 million verdict, later converted to a $60.09 million judgment, for 23-year-old Armando Guerrero III after a drunk driver ran a red light at nearly twice the posted speed limit on Southwest Military Drive.

A Nueces County jury awarded Vanice Chatman-Wilson $24 million, including $10 million in punitive damages, after a Coca-Cola employee on a hands-free business call turned left into oncoming traffic and crushed Chatman-Wilson's car at a downtown Corpus Christi intersection.

A federal jury in Corpus Christi returned $11.27 million for Alexandro Puga, a pickup truck driver left with spinal, pelvic, and leg fractures after a tractor-trailer hauling an RCX Solutions trailer crossed the center median on a rain-soaked Highway 77 and hit him head-on.

A federal jury in San Antonio awarded $10.37 million to the family of Gilbert Flores, a 41-year-old father killed by two Bexar County sheriff's deputies in August 2015 after video evidence showed he had his hands raised when the fatal shots were fired.