A young man was assaulted resulting in his suffering a traumatic brain injury. Verdict was $20 million.

Ranked the Number 1 highest jury verdict in the COUNTRY for a slip and fall in 2022! A Philadelphia jury found a company that acquired the producer of a cable protector to be liable in the $18.1 million case of a woman who tripped over the reported defective product.

Due to the failure of scaffolding at a high-rise building, causing one (1) worker to lose his life and the other to suffer a severe brain injury, we sued the general contractor as well as numerous lumber companies. Defendants paid over 17.6 million dollars.

A construction accident case in which a young man suffered a serious brain injury. After a lengthy trial against 13 different Defendants, the client obtained a 16 million dollar resolution.

A case in which firefighters were permanently injured in a gas explosion that occurred in a minority neighborhood due to the negligence of PECO's response time policy in minority neighborhoods. The results of this case changed PECO's gas call policy to secure public safety.

Mr. Mezrow obtained a 10 million dollar jury verdict. Despite the fact that the client did not lose consciousness and was able to continue to work, the jury rewarded the case based on how a traumatic brain injury can destroy a man’s life and the relationship that he has with his family.

As the result of the defective design of a tractor-trailer and the negligent practices of a stone quarry, a tractor-trailer driver was permanently injured. Following a lengthy jury trial, the jury’s verdict was 9.5 million dollars.

Settled in the middle of the trial, a major utility company paid 8.75 million dollars to a utility worker who fell off of a utility pole resulting in severe injuries.

After two generations of the same family were killed in a crash when a Chevy Tahoe slid into a PECO telephone pole, we sued PECO and General Motors. Through intensive research and investigation, we successfully established that the telephone pole was so dangerously placed that it created a hazard to motorists. In addition to a multi-million dollar resolution, we insisted that PECO remove and relocate the telephone pole so that such a tragic incident would not happen to others.

When a school cafeteria worker slipped and fell on spilled milk in an open refrigerator resulting in severe permanent neurological injuries, during a lengthy jury trial, the Defendants paid $6.6 million.

5.5 million dollar jury verdict in a premises liability case, after our client slipped on grapes.

After a 3-week trial in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, the jury unanimously awarded a $5 Million verdict for the client in a construction site accident. The verdict is the largest to date in Philadelphia County post-COVID and believed to be the largest such verdict in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The case involved construction site accident where the client was catastrophically injured when he fell through a hole in a roof during a construction project. The defense made no offers before trial and offered only $300,000 and $500,000 during trial which were rejected.

A young woman was rear-ended, resulting in chronic pain to her neck which her doctors reported would be permanent. After an unanimous jury verdict, the client was awarded 5 million dollars.

We have such confidence in our skills and experience that in the case of Lemke v. Hilton Hotels, et al, we told the insurance company that for every day at trial that the insurance company refused to settle, our demand would go up by $250,000.00 per day. After the second day of trial, the insurance carrier settled, paying us $500,000.00 more than we demanded at the time of jury selection.

We have represented Local 5 (the elevator union) and its members for decades. We have obtained multi-million dollar verdicts in death cases, amputations, and brain injury cases.

We took on the flooring industry and did battle with such corporations as 3M and Johnson and Johnson. When our client suffered a severe brain injury as a result of the floor creating an unreasonably slippery surface, we used generally accepted engineering and industry standards to establish that products made by the flooring industry were hazardous to the public. When the flooring industry attempted to use its influence and monies to change ASTM standards in an attempt to defeat our lawsuit, we took on the industry, as well as ASTM. After evidentiary hearings and our obtaining affidavits from engineers and forensic experts throughout the country, we prevailed by not only obtaining a multi-million dollar resolution for the client, but also assuring that others who were injured can hold the flooring industry to the necessary industry standards.

We are not afraid to accept and try difficult cases to verdict, even cases that have been turned down by other lawyers. We sued a horse farm in Chester County after a young woman was thrown from a horse, fracturing her back. After a six (6) day trial, a Chester County jury awarded a multi-million dollar verdict. According to a ten-year scan of surveys in PaLaw magazine, published by ALM, this is the largest personal injury verdict and the second largest verdict in a civil case in Chester County in the last five (5) years.

After an insurance company and its insurance defense lawyer failed to protect our client, we sued the insurance company for bad faith and the lawyer for legal malpractice. After a forty-two (42) day jury trial, the jury unanimously awarded a multi-million dollar verdict which is the largest bad faith verdict in assumpsit in the history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Concerning a design defect of a BMW 7 Series car, we were successful in obtaining a multi-million dollar resolution during trial.