Warshafsky Law Firm

A federal jury in Wichita awarded $15 million to a couple whose infant daughter was left with permanent brain damage after Wyeth's DPT vaccine, a 1987 verdict the Tenth Circuit later reversed and sent back for a new trial.

A federal jury in Milwaukee awarded three men poisoned by lead paint as children $6 million against Sherwin-Williams, DuPont, and Armstrong, a verdict the Seventh Circuit later reversed.

Ted Warshafsky won a $4,983,966 award for a 9-year-old boy left with brain damage after a near-fatal car crash, the largest personal injury recovery in Wisconsin history at the time.

A Wisconsin jury returned a then-record $3.3 million verdict in 1976 for a teenage girl left brain damaged when a defective rear-axle differential in a General Motors car caused a crash, and GM settled for about $3 million after appealing.

A Milwaukee spine surgeon was set to operate on the right side of Ken Plants's spine in 2004 and cut the left instead; Ted Warshafsky's firm settled the case for $2.9 million in 2009.

Ted Warshafsky argued that a farm grinding machine's emergency shutoff was defectively designed, and recovered $2 million for the man it maimed.

A 1985 Wisconsin jury returned a $1.2 million medical malpractice verdict for Ted Warshafsky, one of the career results that independent press profiles of his Milwaukee firm point to.

Victor Harding traced a failed saddle stirrup back through its supply chain to staples driven into a brittle plastic core, settling Ron Benda's product-liability case for $525,000 after the fall fractured his ribs, sacrum, and pelvis.