• Case
    East Texan Knew About the Breast Implant Perils Years Ago

    A Liberty County woman says she knew 15 years ago what the American public learned Monday — that the manufacturer of a silicone gel breast implants had extensive knowledge of problems with the product.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    February 11, 1992

  • Case
    Family Settles Its Suit on Man’s Brain Damage

    The family of a former Harris County assistant district attorney reached a settlement with the hospital whose treatment reportedly left the man severely brain damaged.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    August 10, 1991

  • Case
    Jury Awards Verdict; Couple Alleges Daughter was Misdiagnosed

    A Nueces County jury assessed damages to a Corpus Christi couple in their lawsuit against Driscoll Foundation Children’s Hospital and two doctors.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    March 14, 1990

  • Case
    Mom Settles Suit Filed Over Son’s Injury

    A mother whose 5-year-old son suffered severe brain damage during anesthesia settled her case. The child is brain damaged following anesthesia for a hernia surgery.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    November 23, 1988

  • Case
    Hurt Construction Worker Settles Lawsuit

    Five defendants, including Texas Utilities Co. and the city of Arlington, agreed to pay damages in an out-of-court settlement to a construction worker who lost part of both arms in an electrical accident.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    October 25, 1986

  • Case
    Man hurt on job gets settlement

    A Corsciana man who suffered an electrical shock while installing gutters on an Arlington home has been awarded damages from Texas Electric Service Co. and four other parties.

    PublicationFort Worth Star-Telegram
    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    October 25, 1986

  • Case
    “Demonstable Effect” on Parents: Settlement in Teen-ager’s Death

    Parents of a teen won a multi-million dollar settlement in the wrongful death of their teenage son, forging new ground for cases in which the deceased has no surviving spouse or children.

    Attorneys

    Richard Warren Mithoff.

    Year

    October 6, 1986