The Law Offices of Tim Misny
About the firm
The Law Offices of Tim Misny is a statewide Ohio personal injury firm founded and run by attorney Tim Misny, who has practiced in Cleveland for more than 40 years. The firm handles medical malpractice, birth injury, wrongful death, car and truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, workers' compensation, and catastrophic injury cases, with notable settlements reaching $50 million.
Notable results
After the U.S. Supreme Court's 2009 Wyeth v. Levine decision cleared the way for pharmaceutical failure-to-warn suits, Tim Misny assembled a second large block of Ohio plaintiffs harmed by a drug whose labeling omitted warnings about increased cancer risk, and secured a $50 million settlement in October 2012 as co-counsel in the related coordinated litigation.
After a 2009 Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for pharmaceutical failure-to-warn suits, Tim Misny built a roughly 1,000-case pharmaceutical tort campaign around a drug whose labeling omitted warnings about elevated heart attack and stroke risk, and one block of those cases settled for $42.5 million in 2011, with Misny working alongside co-counsel.
After a semi-truck jackknifed on black ice and killed Ronald Alleman in 2008, Tim Misny negotiated a settlement with the trucking company that included both financial compensation for the family and mandatory procedural changes to prevent similar crashes.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
