Brooks Cutter to Teach Panel on Resolving Class Action Cases at CAOC Seminar

February 8, 2012

Brooks Cutter will teach a panel on Class Action Cases at the upcoming Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC), California Trial Arts and San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association Seminar in San Francisco on February 28, 2012.

Mr. Cutter is an AV-rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell and has been selected as a Northern California Super Lawyer for 4 years in a row. His successes include:

$7.6 Million dollar medical malpractice jury verdict (the largest of its kind in Sacramento County history) on behalf of a young woman who suffered a spinal cord injury after a radiologist failed to diagnose a mass on her spine
$23.5 million Qui Tam settlement for government fraud claims brought against Medtronic, Inc, one of the world’s largest medical device manufacturers, on behalf of one of four whistleblowers
Nationwide class action settlement on behalf of Ford Motor Credit consumers regarding late charges
Class settlement on behalf of California Allstate policyholders who were overcharged for automobile insurance
Obtained compensation for over 200 individuals nationwide who were injured by a defective medical device

The afternoon panel is titled, "Common Issues In Resolving Class Action Cases." Registration is open until February 21.

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