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About Madison Donaldson
Madison Donaldson is an Associate Attorney at Wagstaff Law Firm. She began her career as a plaintiff's attorney representing clients in claims for Social Security Disability, Veterans Disability, and long-term disability insurance benefits, and was promoted to managing attorney of her prior firm's mass torts department, where she worked on products liability cases including Xarelto, Roundup, Hernia Mesh, Transvaginal Mesh, CPAP, and Camp Lejeune. Born and raised in Houston, she graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Business Administration and minors in sociology and economics, then attended South Texas College of Law, where she graduated cum laude in the top 10 percent of her class, received the Dean's Merit Scholarship and Pro Bono Honors Award, and made the Dean's List every semester. In law school she was involved with the Phi Delta Phi International Honors Society and served as Associate Editor of the Corporate Counsel Review Journal. Away from work she enjoys watching sports, training for marathons, and reading thrillers.
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A Denver jury awarded $67,349,380 in July 2024 after a seven-month-old suffered permanent brain damage when a cardiothoracic surgeon accidentally tied off the infant's aorta during open-heart surgery and the perfusionists failed to detect the resulting loss of blood flow for more than seven hours.
Edwin Hardeman, 70, sprayed Roundup on his Sonoma County property for about 26 years and was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2015. In the first federal Roundup bellwether trial, a unanimous San Francisco jury found in March 2019 that the herbicide was a substantial factor in his cancer and that Monsanto failed to warn, awarding $5,267,634 in compensatory damages and $75 million in punitive damages. Judge Vince Chhabria cut the punitive award to $20 million as constitutionally excessive, leaving a $25,267,634 judgment. The Ninth Circuit affirmed in May 2021 and the U.S. Supreme Court denied Monsanto's petition in June 2022.
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