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Attorneys Clay Miller, William B. Curtis and Les Weisbrod are Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

The attorneys at Miller, Curtis and Weisbrod are recognized leaders in plaintiffs’ personal injury trial law. MCW is uniquely qualified to handle the intricacies of cases involving commercial truck wrecks, medical malpractice, pharmaceutical drugs, defectively designed automobiles (including rollovers and roof crush), and many other types of personal injury matters. The Miller, Curtis & Weisbrod law firm is a powerful legal force with a history of successful jury verdicts and settlements on behalf of our clients. Please visit our Proven Results page in order to get an idea of our past experience. Find out more about our personal injury law firm here.

to Clay Miller, William B. Curtis, Les Weisbrod and Max Freeman for being named Super Lawyers for 2008 by Texas Monthly.

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•   WFAA Coverage of Ron Springs case interview with Les Weisbrod
• FOIAs Reveal How Bush Administration Made Complete Immunity for Negligent Corporations a Top Priority
• Les Weisbrod named president of American Association for Justice.
•   Thrill Rides at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, Arlington, Texas: Park guest injured on the Atlantic Panic thrill ride. Park guests slide down one of two twisting flumes propelled by 1,500 gallons of water.
• Suit blames El Paso doctor for child's vision failure.
• Scaffolding collapsed 100 feet over the Arkansas River. Families of victims in bridge scaffolding collapse sue.
• Ron Springs joins constitutional challenge to Texas malpractice award cap.
• Ron Springs, former Dallas Cowboy, in coma after rookie physician chosen for high-risk patient with previous anesthesia problems.
• Les Weisbrod attains successful jury award on behalf of man left quadriplegic following ambulatory discharge.
• Dallas jury finds for McKinney man and his family in a malpractice suit against Medical Center of McKinney
• Dallas pathology lab case settles case for misleading pap smears. After the settlement, a local Dallas television station ran a two-night story on the case, raising awareness of the issue.

• Simplicity, Inc. Bassinets Draw Government Warning
  Simplicity Inc., a well-known maker of children's bassinet products, was already in serious financial straits when 4-month-old Katelyn Marie Simon, of Noel, Mo., died in a Simplicity bassinet last Sept. 29. Two other infants died when drop sides came off, leading the company to announce in September 2007 that it was recalling 1 million cribs -- the largest crib recall in U.S. history. (August 30, 2008)
• Bus Crash in Sherman, TX Kills 14
  A charter bus carrying Vietnamese worshippers on a pilgrimage slammed onto its side and off a highway north of Dallas early Friday, killing at least 14 people and injuring more than 40.
  The bus that crashed in Sherman early Friday morning did not have the proper authority to travel out of state, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said. (August 8, 2008)
• Agency Alters Trucker Rules
  Government says they can drive longer, which some say is unsafe.
• Auto Rollover Rules Proposed
  U.S. highway safety officials proposed new rules Friday to reduce deaths and injuries from roof failures when vehicles flip over, extending the standards to cover large sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks.
• Safety Officials May Propose Stronger Roofs On Automobiles
  Safety regulators may propose a rule that will require automakers to increase the amount of weight a roof can withstand. Safety advocates do not believe the increase from 1.5 times the vehicle's weight to 2.5 times is enough.

• 18WheelerLaw.com
  Information about 18 wheelers, tractor trailers, and semi-truck accidents.
• TheRolloverLaw.com
  Information regarding SUV rollovers, vehicle roof crush and tire failures
• ThePremproLaw.com
  Information about the drugs Prempro and Premarin along with details about Hormone Repacement Therapy
• TheGuidantLaw.com
  Information about Guidant Corporation defibrillator lawsuits
• TheCerebralPalsyLaw.com
  Information on the cause and symptoms of Cerebral Palsy
• TheFosamaxLaw.com
  Committed to helping the victims of Fosamax side effects.
• TheUnumLaw.com
  Topics covering insurance denial and UnumProvident disabilty insurance
• KugelMeshLawFirm.com
  We are currently investigating injuries related to the recall of Bard Composix Kugel Mesh Patches that are used in the repair of hernias.
• SeatFailure.com
  Rear impact dangers have been the focus of scientists for many years. The initial tests and inquiries surrounded whiplash injuries in low speed accidents.
• HeparinInjuryAttorneys.com
  Heparin is a blood thinner typically used to prevent blood clots. Unfortunately, it often leads to devastating injuries - both when used inappropriately, and because many of the lots were manufactured with inappropriate ingredients.
• RetinopathyOfPrematurity.net
  Retrolental fibroplasia, also known as retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), is a rare disease in which blood vessels grow abnormally behind the retina.
• ReglanLawyers.com
  Evidence shows that Reglan can cause Tardive Dyskinesia, a serious and often irreversible movement disorder. The FDA and Baxter Healthcare recognize that Reglan increases the risk of tardive dyskinesia. However, they have failed to adequately convey the seriousness of Reglan side effects.
• FentanylInjuryAttorneys.com
  The Food and Drug Administration issued a Public Health Advisory regarding the safe use of fentanyl pain patches, such as Duragesic, citing reports of deaths in patients using the patch. Problems with leaky patches led Janssen Pharmaceutical Products to recall several shipments of the Duragesic pain patch.