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RESULTS: $80+ Million Recovered

Mesothelioma—over 30 recoveries
Attorney Whalley has recovered dozens of recoveries from asbestos manufacturers and distributors with a 100% success rate… Read More
Medical Malpractice—$1.25 million
A young boy suffered brain damage due to an improper intubation. This settlement was limited by Indiana's strict Medical Malpractice cap on damages.… Read More
Product Liability—$2.3 million
In a case that was turned down by four other prominent law firms Attorney Whalley proved that a defective ignition switch led to the death of a single mother… Read More
Wrongful Death of Good Samaritan—$5 million
This tragic case involved a good samaritan who stopped on the highway to try to rescue the driver of a semi that had crashed and was on fire… Read More
Trip & FallL—$1.35 million
A mechanic tripped over a raised door-stop causing permanent injury to his neck. His monetary recovery has allowed him to get proper medical… Read More
Car Crash—$1.65 million
A woman in Pennsylvania sustained multiple internal injuries when a drunk driver crashed the car she was in. Attorney Whalley filed suit in Florida… Read More
Semi Kills Pedestrian—$2 million
A semi ran over and killed a pedestrian while speeding through a poorly lit truck stop. Attorney Whalley sued the driver and the truck stop. With the help… Read More
Medical Malpractice—$4 million
Doctors at a prominent Chicago hospital failed to timely recognize signs of a Compartment Syndrome that left the patient with little use of the affected leg… Read More
Beta Steel Plant Explosion - Largest Settlement
In 1996 there was an explosion at the Beta Steel plant. A large steel pressure vessel exploded killing three men, injuring ten others and destroying a building… Read More
Explosion - $7 Million
$7 million products liability settlement for a woman who survived a house explosion due to leaking natural gas from an old flexible brass appliance… Read More
Failure To Yield - $6.8 Million
$6.8 million auto crash settlement for a man with multiple injuries including loss of vision in one eye, numerous fractures and mild traumatic brain injury… Read More
Liquid Nitrogen Burns - $5 Million
$5 million products liability settlement for man receiving significant cryogenic burns as a result of being exposed to liquid nitrogen while filling a pressure vessel… Read More
Birth Injury - $3 Million
$3 million medical malpractice settlement for a minor who suffered birth trauma with resultant significant disabilities due to unrecognized fetal distress in utero… Read More
Woman Overprescribed Medication - $1.25 Million
$1.25 million medical malpractice settlement, the statutory maximum, to a woman who was required to be on dialysis and would eventually require a kidney… Read More
Rear End Crash - $1.25 Million
$1.25 million auto crash settlement for a woman who was rear-ended at a light by a driver distracted by a lost water bottle. As a result of her injuries… Read More
Chemical Burns - $1.15 Million
$1.15 million medical malpractice settlement awarded to a wheelchair bound woman for chemical burns she received to her dominant hand during a failed dialysis procedure… Read More
Woman Bled Out At Dialysis - $1 Million
$1 million settlement for the wrongful death of a woman that bled to death during a dialysis procedure. At the time of her death, the woman had numerous… Read More
Semi Crash - $1 Million
$1 million auto crash settlement for a wrongful death of a woman whose car was crushed by a distracted semi driver. Recovery was limited by Indianas… Read More
Fetus Death - $1 Million
$1 million medical malpractice settlement for the wrongful death of a near term fetus when the obstetrician and nurses failed to act upon fetal distress… Read More
Record Jury Verdict - $900,000
Shortly after being admitted to practice law, Mr. Whalley co-counseled a medical malpractice trial in Michigan City, Indiana that yielded a $900,000.00 verdict for… Read More
In a 2000 medical malpractice trial, a jury awarded a woman $500,000.00, the maximum recovery possible under Indiana Law at that time. It was a case… Read More

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