Sheller, P.C. Attorneys honored once again as SuperLawyers®, 2010

The law firm of Sheller, P.C. is proud to announce the selection of Stephen A. Sheller, Jamie L. Sheller, Brian J. McCormick, Jr. and Albert J. Brooks as Pennsylvania SuperLawyers® for 2010. Sheller, P.C. attorney Claudine Homolash was also recognized, selected as a 2010 Pennsylvania Rising Star. The SuperLawyer® designation is a unique distinction bestowed on a small, select number of attorneys nationally.

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$520 Million Brings Total Pharma Settlements to $4.2 Billion, 2010

Sheller, P.C. is Primary Counsel for Record-Breaking $520 Million Whistleblower Civil Settlement in April 2010, Bringing Total qui tam Pharma Settlements to More Than $4.2 Billion in 15 Months

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$2.3 Billion Settlement in Sheller, P.C. Whistleblower Case, 2009

Pfizer Inc. ignored a 2005 FDA warning letter to stop promoting its antibiotic Zyvox@ as clinically superior to the significantly less expensive, generic vancomycin when its own FDA-approved label indicated otherwise. The drug giant also defrauded federal and state taxpayers by marketing Zyvox@ off-label, according to a qui tam whistleblower complaint filed by Sheller, P.C. attorneys and other documents unsealed with the September 1, 2009 $2.3 billion Pflzer settlement.

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$2.5 Million vedict in Sheller, P.C. Paxil Birth Defects Case, 2009

Jamie Sheller and team win the first of of what is likely to be over 600 cases involving birth defects caused by Paxil.

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$10.1 Billion Tobacco Verdict Paves the Way for Sheller, P.C., 2003

An Illinois judge ordered Philip Morris USA to pay $10.1 billion in the first 'lite' cigarette consumer fraud class action lawsuit to come to trial. The action alleged the tobacco company committed consumer fraud in its advertising of 'lite' cigarettes. The verdict paved the way for Sheller, P.C. in similar lawsuits across the country.

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Sheller Spurred Investigation Restores Ringwood Site to Superfund Contamination List, 2006

On April 16, 2006, Ringwood Mines/Landfill site became the first site to be added to the National Priorities List after being removed from the list. The decision to restore Ringwood's Superfund status came after an investigation that was initiated by Stephen Sheller of Sheller, P.C.

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$29.6 Million settlement announced in Sheller, P.C. Pier 34 Case, 2004

A $29.4 million settlement in the Pier 34 collapse was announced on January 28, 2004. The pier owner, a nightclub operator, and other defendants agreed to the settlement to end all personal injury claims related to the May 18,2000 tragedy in which three women were killed and 40 people were injured. Jamie Sheller of Sheller, P.C. represented one of the injured.

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