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About Rachal Rojas
Rachal Rojas is an Attorney at TorHoerman Law based in Houston, Texas, focusing on product liability and pharmaceutical litigation. A Corpus Christi, Texas native and Columbia University graduate, she worked as a paralegal on both plaintiff and defense sides before earning her J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center in 2008. She spent nine years at Matthews & Associates handling cases involving defective products, chemical exposure, and dangerous drugs and medical devices, then worked at The Potts Law Firm, Johnson Law Group, and D. Miller & Associates before joining TorHoerman Law in 2023. Her litigation experience spans Trasylol, Accutane, Pradaxa, Mirena, Yaz, Xarelto, Nuvaring, Granuflo, talcum powder, Roundup, 3M Combat Arms earplugs, and defective hip and knee devices.
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Boehringer Ingelheim agreed to pay $650 million in May 2014 to resolve approximately 4,000 federal lawsuits claiming the blood thinner Pradaxa caused life-threatening bleeding injuries without adequate warnings, in an MDL presided over by Judge David Herndon in the Southern District of Illinois where the court appointed TorHoerman Law's Tor Hoerman as one of five plaintiffs' co-lead counsel.
A St. Louis jury awarded $495 million against Abbott Laboratories after finding the company failed to warn that its Similac cow's milk formula could cause necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants.
A federal jury in St. Louis awarded $25 million to the parents of a two-year-old girl who drowned after climbing into a Bestway above-ground pool using an exterior nylon strap the manufacturer had built into the design.
A Los Angeles jury unanimously held Conagra Brands fully liable and awarded $25 million to Roland Esparza, who developed severe bronchiolitis obliterans after years of daily exposure to butter-flavored PAM cooking spray fumes.
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