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Bruce Klores Speaks at Trial Lawyers Association "Take Care of Business" Seminar
Bruce Klores will join Barry Nace and Brian Nash on the "Business Lessons Learned" panel at the Trial Lawyers Association "Taking Care of Business" Seminar on October 14, 2011.
Former Washington, D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty Joins The Law Firm Of Klores Perry Mitchell As Special Counsel
Renowned plaintiffs' trial and litigation firm, Klores Perry Mitchell, P.C. (formerly Bruce J. Klores & Associates), announced today that former Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian M. Fenty has joined the firm as Special Counsel.
Firm attorneys listed in 2011 Best Lawyers of America
Bruce J. Klores, Esq, Thomas W. Mitchell, Esq. and Scott M. Perry, Esq. listed in Best Lawyers of America 2011 ed. making all three of the firm's lawyers listed in Best Lawyers of America.
April 6, 2011 presentation by Bruce J. Klores, "How to Litigate a Medical Malpractice Case"
Bruce J. Klores will chair his annual presentation of "How to Litigate a Medical Malpractice Case" co-sponsored by the D.C. Bar and George Washington University on April 6th 2011 at 6:30 pm at the D.C. Bar Headquarters "11th and K Streets NW" register on line at www.dcbar.org; or call Lawrence Mattier at Klores & Associates for more information.
$800,000 verdict received for clients injured in crash
Thomas W. Mitchell receives an $800,000 verdict by a Montgomery County Maryland jury in 2010 on behalf of his clients injured in a Beltway crash.
Settlement achieved in obstetrical negligence case
Bruce J. Klores and Scott M. Perry settle an obstetrical negligence case resulting in child with cerebral palsy. The settlement provides for a trust fund for the youngster a new handicapped accessible family home and a lifetime of financial security for the family.
Settlement achieved in same day surgery center case
Firm settles case involving the death of a 40-year-old husband, father and businessman brought against a local same day surgery center. Settlement results in trust funds for the children and a lifetime of financial security. To read more about the possible dangers of same day surgery centers, click here.
Bruce J. Klores named to Lawyers Committee of U.S. Holocaust Museum
Bruce J. Klores joins the Lawyers Committee of the United States Holocaust Museum. The Committee is dedicated to the preservation of the Museum and its goals.
Firm challenges Feres doctrine
Klores & Associates challenges the Feres doctrine in federal court. In Glenn v. United States, the firm is mounting a challenge to the Feres doctrine. The case involves the death of a young servicewoman who contracted meningitis from an unsterile needle during childbirth resulting in her death. The action was brought by her husband, also a member of the armed forces and on behalf of the baby who survived. The Government has argued it is immune based on Feres v. United States. Read the briefs: The Opening Brief. Response Brief.
Bruce J. Klores appears on expert panel
Bruce J. Klores appears on expert panel addressing Virginia and Washington, D.C. lawyers on the duties and responsibilities in settling cases involving disabled minors.
Anne Pile completes her baccalaureate degree
Anne Pile RN, CCU, LCN receives her B.S. from the University of Maryland. Anne worked hard at night and on the weekends to matriculate from her Associates degree to a full Bachelor's. We are very proud of her!
Defense of D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty
Bruce J. Klores successfully defends Washington, D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
Settlement achieved in urologist malpractice case
Bruce J. Klores settles malpractice case against local urologist arising out of kidney stone surgery resulting in the loss of a kidney. In this case the insurance company refused to settle and forced a trial. After several days of jury deliberations a settlement was reached.
Firm continues to fight for full vindication in medical negligence case
Bruce J. Klores & Associates is still fighting on behalf of Navy family. In 2007 the firm achieved a $28 million verdict on behalf of a Navy family whose child developed cerebral palsy as a result of negligence at Balboa Medical Center. Although the United States has paid some of the verdict we continue to fight for complete vindication. Read the most recent briefs: The Opening Brief. The Response Brief. The Reply Brief.
Bruce J. Klores guest lecturer at American University
Bruce J. Klores guest lectures at American University Law School - Medicine and the Law.
Firm achieves $23 million jury verdict
June 2006
$23 million Washington, D.C. jury verdict after a month long trial in a complex neurosurgical case
Firm achieves $28 million verdict in medical malpractice case
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Firm obtains a $28,389,289 verdict on behalf of a Navy family in a medical malpractice case
In the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Judge Gerald Bruce Lee awarded our clients $28,389,289 against the United States for their improper prenatal care. The couple’s son has cerebral palsy. The money will be used to pay for a lifetime of care.
Stricter regulations for rowing groups
Sunday, May 06, 2007
Rowing Groups Face Stricter Safety Regulations
Parents of Coach Pursued Changes After He Drowned in the Potomac in 2004
Firm achieves more than $40 million in verdicts and settlements in 2006
Friday, December 01, 2006
Klores Perry Mitchell P.C. secures over $40 million in verdicts and settlements in '06
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