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Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher & Goldfarb, LLC

The Kress Building, 301 19th Street North, Birmingham, AL 35203, Birmingham, AL 35203

3.9(68)

29 Attorneys

3 Locations

$6.1B+ Recovered

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About Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher & Goldfarb, LLC

Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher & Goldfarb, LLC represents plaintiffs in complex litigation. The firm operates nationally with offices in Alabama, Florida, and Washington, D.C., building a record of successful lawsuits over several decades. Its 29 attorneys handle a range of matters including civil rights, employment law, mass torts, and personal injury. The firm secured a $6 billion default judgment against Iran for its role in the 9/11 attacks and achieved a $50 million jury verdict in a wage and hour case.

Our Attorneys

Christina Malmat

ASSOCIATE

Temple D. Trueblood

MEMBER

Rocco Calamusa Jr.

MEMBER

Jon C. Goldfarb

MEMBER

Candis A. McGowan

MEMBER

Robert L. Wiggins, Jr.

MEMBER

Samuel Fisher

MEMBER

Timothy B. Fleming

OF COUNSEL

Terrill W. Sanders

OF COUNSEL

Eric Sheffer

Attorney

Notable Case Results

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$6B

Mass Torts

Default judgment entered against Iran for materially and directly supporting al Qaeda in the 9/11 attacks, holding them legally responsible for damages to hundreds of family members.

2011Trial VerdictView

$19M

Wage and Hour

A Nebraska Federal Judge entered a $19 million judgment against Tyson Foods Inc. in a class action brought by meat processing-line workers who said the company didn’t pay them for time spent donning and doffing protective gear.

2013Trial VerdictView

$1.3M

Personal Injury

Jury verdict in a car wreck case where the client suffered a concussion and traumatic brain injury.

2019Trial VerdictView

$5M

Wage and Hour

A federal judge ordered Tyson Foods to pay nearly $5 million in damages because the meatpacker failed to compensate workers at its Dakota City beef plant while they put on and took off protective clothing.

2013Trial VerdictView

$3.5M

Employment Discrimination

Jury verdict against the D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation regarding sexual harassment and retaliation claims of a former lifeguard. The plaintiff alleged consistent sexual harassment by her supervisor and retaliation (fired) after complaining.

2012Trial VerdictView

$128,573

Employment Discrimination

A Mobile jury ruled that Mobile County Schools discriminated against a Black assistant principal in denying him a job at Theodore High School, a mostly white school.

2020Trial VerdictView