Payne Mitchell Ramsey
3500 Maple Avenue, Suite 1250, Dallas, Texas 75219, Dallas, TX 75219
About Payne Mitchell Ramsey
Payne Mitchell Ramsey is a personal injury law firm based in Dallas, Texas, handling cases across the United States. Their practice includes aviation disasters, product defect cases, medical malpractice, vehicle collisions, and other catastrophic personal injury matters. The firm's eight attorneys have secured over $1 billion in settlements and verdicts for clients, including a $37 million verdict against Honda for a defective seatbelt system. Attorney Cindra Dowd is a private pilot, providing unique insight into aviation cases. The firm also emphasizes achieving positive safety changes through its litigation.
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Notable Case Results
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$38M
Product Liability
Jury verdict against General Motors for the failure of side airbags in a Suburban to deploy in a side impact collision, leaving client brain damaged.
$37M
Product Liability
Jury verdict against Honda for a defective seatbelt system that caused quadriplegia in Sarah Milburn during a rollover accident, where the lap belt and shoulder belt were not integrated. This dangerous design allowed passengers to buckle only the shoulder restraint, leading to a cervical fracture and quadriplegia.
$20M
Product Liability
Texas Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a judgment against Emerson Climate Technologies and Fusite for a defective air conditioning compressor that spewed hot flaming oil, causing severe burns to Clarence Johnson. The original jury verdict was $16.3 million.
$15M
Aviation Disaster
Policy limits settlement in a tragic aviation disaster resulting in multiple deaths. This settlement did not include separate claims against the product manufacturers.
$11M
Commercial Trucking Accident
Policy limit settlement against a commercial trucking company for a distracted driver who rear-ended a passenger car, injuring its driver and killing two passengers.
$11M
Road Construction Accident
Settlement related to a road construction company’s misinstallation of a guardrail system, resulting in a traumatic amputation of client’s leg.