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About Brian Freer
Brian J. Freer is a partner at Thornton Law Firm who was previously employed as an associate and law clerk with the firm. He graduated from Villanova University (B.S. Finance, 2008, cum laude) and New York Law School (J.D., 2011). He is admitted to the Massachusetts and New York bars and concentrates his practice in personal injury, products liability, financial and insurance fraud, and toxic tort cases. He was named a Top 40 under 40 Lawyer in Civil Plaintiff work for 2019 in Massachusetts by the National Trial Lawyers and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Association for Justice.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Thornton Law Firm
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A Massachusetts jury found Johnson & Johnson liable for Paul Lovell's mesothelioma, awarding $42.6 million in what is believed to be the largest mesothelioma verdict in the state's history.
A Massachusetts jury awarded $7.55 million to Gerald Sylvestre, a former New Hampshire power plant worker who developed mesothelioma after repeated exposure to asbestos insulation installed by a Canton distributor, in what was then reported as the largest asbestos verdict in New England history.
A Middlesex County jury awarded $6.8 million to Amy Ross and her two daughters after finding New England Insulation Company liable for the mesothelioma death of her husband Timothy, who had been exposed to asbestos dust doing part-time insulator work around Boston as a teenager and young adult.
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