Mr. John R.W. Cracken is a lawyer practicing civil litigation, class actions. John received a B.B.A. degree from University of Texas at Austin in 1984, and has been licensed for 39 years. John practices at The Cracken Law Firm PC in Dallas, TX.
I was completely satisfied with how my lawsuit was handled. Mr. Cracken is an exceptional, brilliant lawyer and is highly recommended in my book.
$27,733,333 (2015)―A settlement in connection with a New Mexico state-court case to recover damages caused by the negligence of a fixed-based operator, fuel distributor, fuel refiner,
pilot resulting in the crash of a Cessna 421C
related fatalities.
$3,170,000 (2015)―A settlement in connection with MDL No. 2325 recover damages caused by defective devices made from polypropylene (transvaginal) mesh
used to address pelvic organ prolapse
stress urinary incontinence.
$22,110,756 (2014)―A settlement in connection with MDL No. 2325 to recover damages caused by defective devices made from polypropylene (transvaginal) mesh
used to address pelvic organ prolapse
stress urinary incontinence.
$4,362,668 (2014)―A settlement with MDL No. 2387 to recover damages caused by defective devices made from polypropylene (transvaginal) mesh
used to address pelvic organ prolapse
stress urinary incontinence.
$34,000,000 (2014)―A settlement in connection with a Georgia state-court class action case to recover damages caused by a state bank in the administration of its automated overdraft program.
$6,900,000 (2013)―A settlement in connection with a series of New Mexico state-court mass action cases to recover damages caused by the negligence of directors
officers in the mismanagement of their company.
$27,738,002 (2013)―A settlement in connection with a series of more than 70,000 Texas state-court individual cases to recover damages from a consumer-reporting agency for violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
$5,600,000 (2012)―A settlement in connection with a Georgia state-court class action case to recover damages caused by a state bank in the administration of its automated overdraft program.
$41,155,500 (2012)―A settlement in connection with a series of New Mexico state-court mass action cases to recover damages caused by the negligence of directors
officers in the mismanagement of their company.
3102 Oak Lawn Ave., Suite 610Dallas, TX 75219U.S.A.
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