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Recognized asbestos litigation authority and W&L partner Charles M. Ferguson has once again been invited to serve as co-chair for the upcoming Perrin Asbestos Litigation…
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"Our clients are the driving force for what we do. It is all about our clients. The feeling is amazing when a settlement for a client comes through. It is something we can give our clients. A kind of resolution and closure. To help them keep going. That’s what really matters."
"Obtaining justice from defendants in a personal injury case parallels to an extent what transpires in a criminal case. In both you have an accused wrongdoer, a victim, a harm — and an opportunity to make things right."
"I love the work I do — helping people who were seriously harmed by asbestos exposure. Our clients entrusted their well-being to companies and professions that ultimately lead to such severe health consequences. At Weitz & Luxenberg, I know I am making a difference in the lives of these clients and their families."
"For a Weitz & Luxenberg attorney, the most satisfaction gained from assisting clients comes when they receive a measure of justice for the harms they have suffered at the hands of indifferent and unscrupulous corporations. It is a distinct honor and pleasure to be part of this process."
"Practicing for three dozen years representing people injured by dangerous products — including medications, medical devices, and toxic chemicals — I have observed a terrible unifying theme. Manufacturing corporations fail to do the right thing: whether it be inadequately testing the product before releasing it on the market (and in our clients’ bodies); failing to adequately warn consumers and workers of the risks; and, most egregiously, deferring corrective action because that would impact their bottom line. All these failures sadly boil down to the defendants’ concern for profits over safety. I have had the pleasure of representing thousands of wonderful clients and it is heartbreaking to see how many lives have been devastated by the defendants’ conduct. Every day, I am grateful that I can help clients obtain compensation for the wrongs they have suffered."