Tittle & Perlmuter Personal Injury Attorneys

The head of a surgical bed malfunctioned during our client’s brain surgery and went unnoticed by staff, resulting in massive, catastrophic brain damage leaving our client in a permanent vegetative state.

While hospitalized for atrial fibrillation, our client was prescribed several new medications creating a risk of falling, including one that was administered 7 hours before it was due. He fell and struck his head, resulting in permanent brain damage.

An elderly widower with a multi-million dollar estate hired home health care aids to assist with taking care of him at home. The home health aids then schemed up a plot over the next year dissipating his assets and transferring his entire estate into their names. After the elderly man died, all the assets were transferred directly to the aids. Subsequently, the probate litigation and will dispute lawyers at Tittle & Perlmuter were hired by the majority of beneficiaries under the widower’s will. After contentious litigation lasting roughly a year, we successfully recovered all the assets that were attainable, and more, which included forcing the aids to sell off assets they purchased with the money, including homes and cars.

The Defendant company suddenly stopped honoring a product lifetime warranty that it offered on some of its product lines after it transferred ownership and its assets unbeknownst to its customers; and therefore, no longer had to honor the warranty.

After an owner of the product came to us following product failure, class actions lawyers at Tittle & Perlmuter carried out an in-depth investigation into the asset transfer. Subsequently, we discovered the transfer was fraudulent and deprived consumers of the benefit of the warranty. Accordingly, this case was filed as a class action and settled for the benefit of the class with the establishment of a new warranty, thereby benefiting any consumer who had previously purchased the product at issue.

While entering a building, our client was struck and knocked to the ground by a handicap door that operated with excessive force and speed.  She sustained an incomplete spinal cord injury, rendering her largely bedbound.