The Firm has successfully prosecuted scores of complex cases over the years, recovering many hundreds of millions of dollars for consumers, investors and other aggrieved class members. A sampling of cases in which members of the Firm have served as lead or co-lead counsel and obtained successful results include:
- In re Unocal Toxic Spill Litigation, in which $80 million was recovered for victims of a release of toxic chemicals
- Clark v. Ford Motor Credit Co., in which the plaintiff class recovered $58.25 million
- Mier v. Pacific Bell, which recovered $38.6 million dollars in cash, credits and reduced future charges for residential telephone customers.
- Thomas v. Global Vision Products, Inc – following two lengthy trials with large verdicts, the defendant settled for $30 million
- Klussman v. Cross Country Bank, in which $21.7 million was recovered for the class of credit card customers
- White v. Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Wireless, in which a nationwide class of former cellphone subscribers recovered $21 million from a settlement reached midway through trial
- Patrick v. California Physicians Service dba Blue Shield of California, in which the plaintiff class recovered $20 million
- Gross v. Barnett Bank, in which over $19 million was recovered
- Ganal v. Toyota Motor Credit, in which an $18 million recovery was achieved
- Henderson v. First Interstate Bank of California, in which $16.25 million was recovered for the plaintiff class
- Guyette v. Viacom, Inc., in which $13 million was recovered
- McCall v. Newkirk, which yielded a $12 million class recoveryReed v. Bank of America, in which $9 million was recovered
- In re Worlds of Wonder Securities Litigation, a securities fraud class action which resulted in a $9 million recovery
- Acree v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation, in which over $8 million was recovered by judgment after trial
- Whitehouse v. Westcorp Financial Services, Inc., in which $8 million was recovered by the class
- Henry v. Structured Investments, LLC, in which a $3 million judgment was obtained after trial for a class of 61 military veterans
- Ayyad v. Sprint Spectrum, L.P., in which the Court invalidated hundreds of millions of dollars of early termination fees paid or owed by more than one million Californians