THE LAW OFFICES OF PETER T. NICHOLL

$7.7M

Mesothelioma

The plaintiff was a boilermaker at a Baltimore area shipyard from the late 1950s through the late 1970s. He was deceased by the time the trial started. His estate and his family received a verdict against a Joiner contractor whose sawing and installing of asbestos-containing bulkhead panels on board ships exposed our client to this deadly toxin. In addition to awarding money to the plaintiff’s estate, the jury also awarded compensation to his widow and six children.

$7.1M

Mesothelioma

The plaintiff was a vending machine operator who provided coffee, snacks and refreshments to workers on board ships during ship construction in Baltimore. The plaintiff testified at trial and explained how he was exposed to asbestos dust from the work going on around him on board the ships. The plaintiff and his wife received the compensatory damages awarded by the jury.

$7M

Medical Malpractice

Judgment of more than $7,000,000 was obtained on behalf of our client who suffered severe developmental disabilities as a result of a pediatrician’s failure to diagnose a heart condition during infancy.

$5.1M

Mesothelioma

The plaintiff was a security guard who was exposed to asbestos dust on board ships being constructed at a Baltimore shipyard. The plaintiff was deceased by the time trial began and a coworker explained how he would oversee workers and security on board the ships while they were being constructed. Our client’s estate and his three daughters received compensatory damages from the jury.

$5M

Mesothelioma

Peter T. Nicholl and Bill tried this case to verdict.

$5

Mesothelioma

Peter T. Nicholl and Bill tried this case to verdict.