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About Lacey Turley Most
Lacey Turley Most is from Dallas, Texas. Before joining the Turley Law Firm she worked on death penalty cases in Florida and helped victims of domestic violence and other violent crimes navigate U.S. immigration procedures. At the University of Miami School of Law she graduated magna cum laude in the top 5% of her class, earned the Dean's Certificate of Achievement for the highest grades in both Legal Writing and Conflict of Laws, was inducted into the Order of the Coif, and served as Articles and Comments Editor for the University of Miami Law Review, which published her comment on the law and involuntary medical treatment.
She received the John F. Evans Memorial Scholarship and was selected as the Richard Lapidus Litigation Skills Fellow. At the Turley Law Firm, Ms. Most handles negligence, sexual abuse, and other personal injury cases. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch and the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Turley Law Firm
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A Dallas jury returned a $119.6 million verdict against the Catholic Diocese of Dallas after finding it grossly negligent and fraudulent in concealing years of sexual abuse by priest Rudy Kos; eight of the eleven plaintiffs, represented by Windle Turley, later settled for $23.4 million.
A Dallas County jury awarded $17.5 million to David Fitzgerald, a former maintenance worker who lost both arms and both legs after his infectious disease physician administered eight ineffective antibiotics while never prescribing the one drug that would have stopped his MRSA infection.
Windle Turley filed a $400 million federal lawsuit in Dallas on behalf of former Hare Krishna boarding-school students who suffered rape, physical torture, and emotional abuse as children; the litigation resolved in 2005 through a California bankruptcy court settlement paying $9.5 million to hundreds of victims.
A 20-year-old passenger in a 2014 Honda CR-V suffered a crushed skull and permanent brain, face and left-eye injuries when a red-light runner struck the car and her brother's head hit hers. An Eastern District of Texas jury found the CR-V's restraint design defective and awarded her $21,180,808.74, with Honda 23 percent responsible. The judgment of $4,871,586.01 stood and the Fifth Circuit affirmed.
Windle Turley won a $10.15 million jury verdict against Freightliner after the company's lightweight aluminum saddle-tank fuel system ruptured and ignited in a 1974 Texas rollover, killing a husband and wife and leaving their children orphaned. After a decade of appeals, the punitive-damages liability was upheld but the amount was reduced to $450,000.
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