Public Justice recently profiled the Toe v. Cooper Tire litigation on its website. In March 2010, Kyle Farrar and Wes Ball obtained a $32.8 million verdict against Cooper in a lawsuit over a fatal 2007 vehicle rollover caused by tire tread separation. The pair from Farrar & Ball, LLP served as lead counsel for the
Farrar & Ball founding partners Kyle Farrar and Wes Ball once again have been named to the Texas Rising Stars list, with 2011 marking the second consecutive year they have been highlighted among the state’s top litigators. Firm attorneys Cliff Walston and David Romagosa also are featured in this year’s list of Texas’ leading young
HOUSTON – The Houston trial law firm Farrar & Ball, LLP, is being recognized for winning one of the largest U.S. verdicts of 2010, based on nationwide data compiled by American Lawyer Media’s Verdict Search, a leading guide to U.S. courtroom verdicts. Farrar & Ball’s $32.8 million verdict on behalf of victims in a fatal
DES MOINES, Iowa, March 23 /PRNewswire/ — A Polk County, Iowa, jury has issued a $32.8 million verdict against Findlay, Ohio-based Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (NYSE: CTB) in a lawsuit over a fatal 2007 vehicle rollover caused by tire tread separation. Jurors in Judge Carla T. Schemmel’s District Court found that Cooper Tire was
CorpusChristiDaily.com Farrar & Ball successfully concluded litigation with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. The firm represented Maria San Juan and Disney San Juan, age3, in a tire failure incident wherein Miguel San Juan was killed. Mr. San Juan was a loving father and husband. The case was filed in Clark County, Nevada. On June 23,
The families of three men, represented by Farrar & Ball, have reached a settlement with Ford Motor Company regarding an incident which took the lives of all three men in 2007. Ford has agreed to settle the case for a confidential amount only months before trial. The case was filed in Arizona state court. No
Farrar & Ball, LLP obtained a $279,325.28 verdict against Brand Scaffold Services, LLC and Brand Scaffold Builders, Inc. for negligently mixing scaffolding parts. On February 2, 2007, Plaintiff was erecting scaffolding equipment when the ledger, a piece of the scaffold, broke causing Plaintiff to fall approximately 20 feet. During litigation, Farrar & Ball, LLP learned
Farrar & Ball successfully concluded litigation against Ford Motor Company when a settlement was reached in Navarro v. Ford Motor Company et al., filed inMaricopa County, Arizona. The lawsuit steamed from a rollover incident occurring on June 17, 2007 near Hermosillo, Mexico. The Navarro family was traveling in their 1998 Ford Explorer when the right
Farrar & Ball successfully concluded litigation against Cooper Tire and Rubber Company when a settlement was reached in Navarro v. Cooper Tire et al., filed in Maricopa County, Arizona. The lawsuit steamed from a rollover incident occurring on June 17, 2007 near Hermosillo, Mexico. The Navarro family was traveling in their Ford Explorer when the
Cooper Tire settles case filed by Farrar & Ball on behalf of two clients who lost their mother in an accident caused by the failure of a Cooper tire. On April 14, 2007, Ms. Cardenas Clark was traveling in her Ford Taurus when the right rear tire suffered a catastrophic tread separation. The loss of
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