Sheller Honored with First Pioneer Award at AAJ Conference
American Association for Justice 2011-02-04 Stephen A. Sheller, Esquire, founder and Managing Partner of Sheller, P.C., was presented with the first annual Pioneer Award by the Tobacco Control Resource Center at the American Association for Justice Winter Convention in Miami, Florida. ”I am honored to present Steve Sheller with the first ever Pioneer Award for his forward-thinking […]
Drug company fraud revealed by whistleblower
American Association for Justice Trial Lawyer Magazine 2010-12-16 The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recovered a record $2.5 billion in health care fraud in fiscal year 2010, most of it in prosecutions that began as whistleblower cases filed under the False Claims Act, the agency announced last month. “Under Attorney General Eric Holder’s leadership, our […]
In The New York Times: “Side Effects May Include Lawsuits”
One of the most-read articles in The New York Times regarding pharmaceutical drug product liability and whistleblower lawsuits quotes Stephen Sheller. Side Effects May Include Lawsuits BY DUFF WILSON NEW YORK – FOR decades, antipsychotic drugs were a niche product. Today, they’re the top-selling class of pharmaceuticals in America, generating annual revenue of about $14.6 billion […]
Sheller Honored by U.S. Commanding General for Iraq
2010-08-17 Stephen Sheller, Sheller, P.C. founding partner, was recently recognized for his continued support and dedication of the Pennsylvania National Guard. The U.S. Commanding General for Iraq, Raymond T. Odierno, sent a plaque and framed flag that originally flew at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq. All divisions of the Pennsylvania Army and Air National Guard […]
Pennsylvania Higher Education Foundation Announces Sheller Scholarships
2010-06-11 Funded by the Sheller Family Foundation, the Stephen and Sandy Sheller Scholarship is available to students at PASSHE universities that are pursuing degrees leading to careers in law or in art therapy. Mr. Sheller is the founding partner of Sheller, P.C., one of the leading plaintiff’s personal injury, class action and whistleblower/qui tam law […]
Sheller attorneys honored as SuperLawyers 2010
2010-05-25 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 […]
Shellers Sponsors Pennsylvania National Guard Exhibit at the National Liberty Museum
The Main Line Times 2010-05-13 A Bryn Mawr couple is honoring those who serve both on the home front and war front. Sponsored by Stephen and Sandy Sheller, “Civilian in Peace/Soldier in War” is part of Philadelphia’s National Liberty Museum’s third-floor “Awards of Valor” gallery. According to the museum’s Jan Griesemer, the permanent display honoring […]
Jamie Sheller in The Philadelphia Inquirer about client injured by MTD Snowthrower
Philadelphia Inquirer 2010-02-14 Consumer 10.0: Flaws in the recall system: Snow thrower cases raise questions about vulnerability in the legal process by Jeff Gelles Inquirer Business Columnist Facing the latest blast of winter, most of us would feel fortunate to have a snow thrower or blower parked in the garage. And that’s just how Scott […]
Sheller on WHYY about Whistleblower/False Claims Act cases
WHYY Philadelphia National Public Radio 2010-02-02 Why people blow the whistle, and what they get out of it By: Kerry Grens, senior health and science reporter at Philadelphia National Public Radio WHYY Last year, several federal juries in Philadelphia returned the largest ever settlements against drug companies. These lawsuits, which resulted in billions in fines, […]
Jamie Sheller on special broadcast of The American Law Journal
2009-12-07 Jamie Sheller appeared on a special broadcast of The American Law Journal on Philadelphia’s CNN-News affiliate WFMZ. Sheller discussed her representation of the client and $2.5 million jury verdict in the first Paxil birth defects case. The program streamed live on the internet and was posted on blogs in the U.S. and U.K.
