Christopher Dean

Plano Attorney Fights for His Neighbors as DePuy Hip Replacements Cause Suffering to His?Home Ground

Thu, 14 Jun 2012 10:09:40 -0700

Attorney Jared Hagood is from Plano, Texas. He attended Plano Senior High School and recalls the close-knit community in which he grew up. Hagood is heartbroken when he receives calls from clients who cannot walk and are disabled or from people who have developed other serious health problems due to the DePuy hip replacement surgery. It touches him deeply, and he is especially sensitive to the subject when the callers are from Plano, his hometown, and the North Texas area. "I grew up in Plano. Some of my clients live in the neighborhoods where I grew up. Their children went to my high school. They are my neighbors, my parents' friends and their parents and grandparents, members of the community who helped shape me into the man I am today. Together, we stand against those who did this," Hagood says.

A Huge Spill Disaster and Many Smaller Ones

Sun, 22 Apr 2012 23:04:19 -0700

According to the Houston Chronicle, thousands upon thousands of individuals and small business owners affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have been left with almost nothing. For example, Helen Nguyen of Independent Seafood was forced to file bankruptcy and close Independent Seafood's doors after catching tons upon tons of dead crabs. Jerry Tharp, owner and operator of Abbeville, Louisiana, based CrabCo of over 40 years, has likewise been on the brink of business collapse from the massive fallout of dead crabs in the Gulf since the catastrophic oil spill.

Other individuals like Helen and Jerry with similar or identical stories are possible beneficiaries of a proposed March 2 class action settlement between BP and the Plaintiffs'' Steering committee (PSC). If approved by the Court, the settlement agreement will provide an extensive and beneficial modification to the damage claims submitted by individuals and small business owners like Helen and Jerry. Although the proposed settlement may benefit Helen and Jerry, it is still uncertain ALL affected by the oil spill will be compensated.

At Dean Law Firm, upon receiving your phone call we immediately dispatch our team of financial experts to quickly evaluate your claim and create a damage model that puts you in the best possible position. Every claimant should contact an experienced, knowledgeable attorney before submitting any claim for final payment. Without the help of an attorney you may be forced to sign a release leaving dollars are on the table that you are rightly justified to under the law.

INJURED BP OIL SPILL SEAFOOD BUSINESSES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE BP OIL SPILL SETTLEMENT IN YOUR AREA

Sun, 22 Apr 2012 17:33:59 -0700

April 20th marks the two year anniversary of the explosion that caused the oil spill in the Gulf. BP has accepted responsibility of the disaster. However, the negotiated BP Oil Spill Settlement excludes many seafood industries from the settlement.

Prone To Failure, Some All-Metal Hip Implants Need To Be Removed Early

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 06:47:51 -0700

According to NPR, Dr. Joshua Jacobs, chairman of orthopedics at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, reports that the metal-on-metal implant has a failure rate that is unacceptably high. For some patients, within the space of five years, all the metal replacements can cause terrible pain and may become loose. This results in the implants being replaced early.

If you or a family member have a metal on metal hip implant, you might be entitled to receive compensation from the responsible parties with the help of James Christopher Dean. Mr. Dean is very sensitive toward the victims of this procedure and will help you receive a settlement for your losses. Please contact our offices at 1.855.280.8900.

Unanswered Questions Remain for Those in the Seafood Industry Regarding the BP Oil Spill Settlement

Fri, 9 Mar 2012 06:57:45 -0800

On the 3rd of March 2012, BP and the Plaintiffs Steering Committee of the federal lawsuit filed in New Orleans announced a settlement of certain claims associated with the BP Oil Spill of 2010. While that settlement addresses a broad commitment by BP to settle claims of economic injury to those in the Gulf seafood industry, the details of how to accomplish that settlement with thousands of potential claimants have not yet been disclosed. "I know less about the fate of my clients' claims today than I did four days ago," says attorney J. Christopher Dean of Dean Law Firm in Houston, Texas.