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Address
4061 Clifton Ridge Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 (Hamilton Co.)
Average Client Review Rating
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Average Peer Review Rating
5.0
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 Free Initial Consultation (Main Office) We handle complex civil litigation and criminal defense. This includes medical malpractice. Statement of PracticeCivil Litigation, Product Liability, Employment Law, Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Business Litigation, State Medical Board representation. Year Established: 1982
Firm Size: 1
Representative Clients:Berkeley Nutraceuticals
Cincinnati Human Relations Commissions
Mailender Barnett
Adriatico's
George Haggis/Modulators
Goshorn Brothers/Pure Prairie League
Imperial Crystal
Mizrachi interests
Shapiro & Felty
Smith Consulting
True Blue-Freedom, Inc.
Genesis Products
Amphion, Inc.
Dotcast, Inc.
Rate InformationFixed Hourly Rates
Fixed Fees Available
Free Initial Consultation
Address4061 Clifton Ridge Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45220, (Hamilton Co.)
PhonePhone: 866-665-5083
Fax: 513-321-3929
Cell: 513-703-7244
Website
http://www.whitmanlawoffice.com
Office HoursMonday: 08:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Tuesday: 08:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Wednesday: 08:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Thursday: 08:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Friday: 08:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Saturday: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday: By Appointment Only
Bruce B. Whitman (Member) born Chicago, Illinois, December 15, 1951; admitted to bar, 1980, Ohio; 2002, California. Education: University of Cincinnati (B.A., 1975; J.D., 1980). Phi Alpha Theta. Author: "The Use of Rule 17C in Preparing a Defense," The Vindicator, Winter 1989. Judicial Candidate, 2002. Member, Board of Cincinnati Human Relations Commission, 1991-1997, Treasurer, 1993-1995. Author: "Be Careful Managing the Chargeback Ratio: A Cautionary tale from the Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals Prosecution and Trial.," Response Magazine, October, 2008. Member: Cincinnati, Ohio State and American Bar Associations; Cincinnati Criminal Defense Lawyers Association; Ohio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association; America Association for Justice; Ohio Association for Justice (Trustee); Hamilton County Trial Lawyers Association (Trustee, 1993-1997). Transactions: 1980-1999: Carter v. Jewish Hospital, et al ($1.07 million verdict); Capurro, M.D. v. Correction Medical ($200,000.00 settlement); In Re: Who Litigation (Sealed wrongful death settlement); In re Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire (Class Action); In re Cambridge Holiday Inn Fire (Class Action); State v. Carter (acquittal); United States v. LaMotta (Federal Drug Conspiracy); State v. Smith (Acquittal/homicide). 2000-2008: Wade et al v. Kroger ($16 million class settlement pending); In re: Zoe Zolita (Ohio/California Litigation defending adoption agency mediated settlement); Hodesh v. Jewish Hospital, et. Al (1.3 million jury trial and judgment currently in Ohio Supreme Court); Bibb v. AIG (Bad Faith, insurance coverage, pending); Central Comm. V. Dalton-Public Citizen Co-Counsel (TRO successfully defended, 12/05); Oakes v. PMG, Inc. ($650,550 jury verdict, 9/6/2005); Patient "J" v. University Hosp. (1.2 million dollar death/malpractice settlement); In re: (Product Liability Mediation confidential mediation settlement with J and J);$675,000 Qui Tam settlement plus confidential employment settlement; In re Qui tam (4th Circuit Qui Tam Published Opinion); Yockey v. King Island Inn ($300,000.00 federal jury verdict); Mulvey v. Cessna ($1.4 million-partial settlement); Stevenson v. Universal ($2.4 million settlement); Poppell v. Dave & Busters ($300,000.00 settlement); Case v. CSX, Inc. ($600,000.00 settlement 5th day of trial); Dwelly v. Cameron-Ashley ($1.5 million settlement); United State ex rel. wagner v. Allied Clinical Laboratories ($5.2 million Qui Tam Settlement); State v. D'Souza M.D. (pending in Ham. Co.); United States v. Berkeley Nutraceuticals (Federal White Collar Conspiracy jury trial-client acquired after 7-week trial); State v. Henderson (jury trial acquittal); State v. Sanders (U.C. professor accused of indecency in student film case dismissed); State Medical Board v. Carver, M.D. (Dismissal of charges); State v. Felson (Reversed conviction for contempt by attorney); State v. Walton (Misdemeanor plea bargain in complex embezzlement case); In re Bibb, M.D. (Defending criminal investigation of psychiatrist-no incident); In re Doe, M.D. (Defended criminal investigation of psychiatrist-no incident). Practice Areas: Civil Litigation; Product Liability; Employment Law; Medical Malpractice; Wrongful Death; Criminal Defense; Personal Injury; Business Litigation.
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