Terrance Cirocco
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About Terrance Cirocco
Terrance J. Cirocco is a Senior Trial Attorney at Ven Johnson Law with 42 years of experience in accident, injury, and mass tort litigation, with extensive experience in birth trauma litigation.
Cirocco earned his Juris Doctor cum laude from the Detroit College of Law in 1984 and his undergraduate degree from Northwestern University in 1976, where he attended on a football scholarship. He is licensed to practice law in six states and actively litigates nationally.
Cirocco has taught, researched, and published in the field of birth trauma litigation.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Ven Johnson Law, PLC
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A Wayne County jury awarded $22.6 million to port truck driver Burt Holt, who suffered a traumatic brain injury and permanent disability when a negligent driver struck him while he inspected his trailer at a Detroit shipping terminal in 2011.
A federal jury in Atlanta awarded $100 million to Jerry Blasingame, left quadriplegic at 65 after an Atlanta police officer tased him without warning during a foot pursuit, though the award was ultimately reduced to $21 million following post-trial rulings and a 2026 Eleventh Circuit decision.
A Wayne County jury awarded $20,595,570 to Terry Novak after a van driver for FSS Technologies lost control, crossed the center line, and struck Novak while he was clearing snow from his own driveway in Romulus.
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