Mosher Michael D

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Criminal Law Injuries and death cases Medical malpractice
DWI Defective products Eminent domaine

Throughout the United States -- unique specialty
Psychiatric malpractice including malpractice involving psychiatric drugs
Product liability involving prescription drugs and psychiatric drugs

Freeman v. Upjohn -- involving the drug halcion for sleep and numerous other cases against Upjohn involving halcion.
Morgan v. Walmart -- involving the drug despipramine for alleged ADHD
Hammons v. Kaiser Permanente -- involving addiction to Xanax and traumatic withdrawal.
Reinhardt v. Kaiser Permanente -- Action against Kaiser for the death of a woman who was prescribed Tegretol without proper blood work and monitoring. The case went to arbitration in Los Angeles, California and her estate and children were awarded nearly $700,000 together with approximately $165,000 in costs and attorneys fees. The total attorneys fees were $223,559. After costs and attorneys fees, the client netted $636,925.
Wright v. Walker and numerous medical malpractice cases involving addiction to Xanax and other benzodiazepines
Dobbs v. Ford Motor Co. involving the rollover of a Bronoc II causing the death of a young mother and permanent injuries to the father of a small child.
Taylor v. State -- criminal conviction overturned due to numerous instances of prosecution overreaching and prosecutorial misconduct. Case dismissed after reversal for lack of evidence because the State's incompetent evidence was inadmissible.

Millions of dollars in judgments and settlements for injured clients seeking justice