TIRELESS ADVOCACY ON BEHALF OF CLIENTS

Over the span of three decades, Peter has handled a broad range of cases involving both traumatic injury as well as disease and illness due to toxic exposure from harmful chemicals and, in some instances, unsafe pharmaceutical products. Such matters have included:

• asbestos exposure resulting in asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma;
• fatal cancers resulting from substances such as benzene and vinyl chloride monomer fumes;
• respiratory disease due to metalworking fluid overexposure; and
• serious lung complications arising from asthma medication contaminated with harmful and potentially fatal bacteria. 

Peter served as Plaintiffs' Liaison Counsel in the Federal Multidistrict Litigation 1909: In Re: Gadolinium-based Contrast Agent Product Liability Litigation. 

He has also litigated:

• cases on behalf of victims who suffered catastrophic injuries arising from vehicular and trucking collisions, as well as defective machinery and other products;
• civil rights matters primarily involving the unconstitutional use of excessive force; and
• multiple pharmaceutical injury cases involving Fosamax, Actos, and Tylenol.

As a specialist in litigating drug injury cases against pharmaceutical companies, Peter has penned "Ten Myths and Facts about Defective Drug Injury Claims:  What Every Consumer Needs to Know." For a free copy of this informative guide, please click here.

In recent years, Peter has handled matters involving patent infringement and represented clients who were denied insurance coverage.