The Law Offices of Don Tittle, PLLC has received outstanding verdicts and settlements for victims throughout Texas for more than two decades. Our victories include:

$6.045 Million

Wrongful arrest case involving innocent individuals who were falsely arrested of crimes they did not commit. The so-called “Dallas Fake Drug Scandal” led to the largest settlement ever with the City of Dallas and the Dallas Police Department involving a single group of civil rights claimants. After expenses of $59,946 and attorneys’ fees of $2,394,666, the plaintiffs received $3,590,388. (See related articles)

$2.058 Million

A Parker County jury awarded a substantial victory to a Virginia trucker who sustained neck and back injuries in Weatherford by the negligent driver of an Oklahoma trucking company. Upon appeal of the $3.3 million verdict, the plaintiff ultimately settled for $2.058 million, netting the injured plaintiff $1,212,970 after attorneys’ fees of $823,200 and expenses of $21,830.00. (See related article)

$2 million

Product liability case involving a worker who lost an arm as a result of an electrical shock. The plaintiffs received $1,097,234 after attorney’s fees of $801,250 and expenses of $101,516.

$2 Million

A First Amendment civil rights suit against the McLennan County Sheriff for retaliating and firing or demoting 9 deputies because of their political affiliation and support of his opponent during campaign elections. The plaintiffs netted $1.272 million after case expenses of $67,575 and attorneys’ fees of $660,000. (See related article)

$1.235 Million

Jail medical neglect case in which a man suffered a stroke causing permanent injuries while in the Dallas County Jail. After appeals, the plaintiff netted $685,780.40 after subtracting attorneys’ fees of $17,325 and case expenses of $55,765. (See related article)

$1.2 Million

A civil rights action involving the false arrest and malicious prosecution of a woman for the alleged murder of her boyfriend, who had committed suicide, against the City of Dallas. Plaintiff netted $684,604 after cases expenses of $35,396 and attorneys fees of $480,000. (See related article)

$1.2 Million

Jail wrongful death in which gross medical neglect caused diabetic inmate’s death in North Texas. In a pre-suit settlement, Plaintiffs had a net recovery of $786,999 after subtracting $405,000 in attorney’s fees and $8,001 in expenses. (See related article)

$1.15 million

Texas whistleblower case involving wrongful termination of two veteran police officers by City of Flower Mound, Texas. The case was later affirmed by the Texas Supreme Court. Plaintiffs netted $690,000 after subtracting attorney’s fees and case expenses of $460,000. (See related article)

$1.1 Million

A Dallas civil rights action where Dallas police officers racially profiled, used excessive force, and falsely arrested an African-American man. Prior to trial, defendants settled netting the injured plaintiff $644,292 after expenses of $15,708 and attorney’s fees $440,000. (See related article)

$1.1 Million

Texas whistleblower case involving the wrongful termination of an administrative law judge in Austin, TX. After appeals, the client netted approximately $599,893.35 after expenses of $3,473.89 and attorneys’ fees of $491,082.83. (See related article | See related article)

$1.1 million

A civil rights action involving the sexual assault of multiple female inmates by the guards at a private corrections facility. Plaintiffs’ received $637,838 after subtracting case expenses of $22,162 and attorney’s fees of $440,000. (See related article)

$1 million

Motor vehicle collision involving a rental company, which resulted in severe hip fracture. Plaintiff netted $570,000 after case expenses of $30,000 and attorney’s fees of $400,000.

$975,000

Dram shop case against a national restaurant chain involving over-service of alcohol to a patron, which caused a serious car crash. The plaintiff sustained serious back and leg injuries. The plaintiff recovered $483,354 after cases expenses and attorney’s fees of $4,146 and $487,500 respectively.

$925,000

Wrongful death case in which a driver was killed in a collision with an 18-wheeler. Recovering near policy limits, the plaintiffs recovered $535,539 after subtracting case expenses of $32,435 and attorney’s fees of $220,000.

$750,000

Intersection collision in which both drivers claimed green light. Plaintiff, who suffered a serious eye injury, recovered $488,940 with cases expenses of $11,060 and attorney’s fees totaling $250,000.

$665,000

Civil rights action against the City of Fort Worth and the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission where patrons of a gay bar were the victims of excessive force in violation of their Fourth Amendment rights. The plaintiffs recovered $438,801 after subtracting attorney’s fees of $219,166 and expenses of $10,033. (See related article | See related article)

$550,000

Settlement of a jail medical neglect case in which a man suffered a stroke causing permanent injuries while in the Dallas County Jail. The plaintiff netted $308,527 after subtracting attorneys’ fees of $220,000 and case expenses of $21,473.

$535,000

Texas whistleblower case involving wrongful termination of and retaliation against a veteran police officer in Dallas. Plaintiff netted $309,000 after case expenses of $12,000 and attorney’s fees of $214,000. (See related article)

$500,000

Motor vehicle collision involving commercial truck causing serious and permanent spinal injuries. The client received $328,044 after case expenses of $5,289 and attorney’s fees $166,667.

$500,000

Excessive force civil rights action against the Dallas Police Department where several officers unreasonably beat an unarmed motorcyclist and tampered with video evidence in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights. Case expenses and attorney’s fees totaled $1,476 and $166,667 respectively. The plaintiff recovered $331,857. (See related article | See related article)

$460,000

Civil rights action against the City of Dallas for the wrongful arrest and five-month incarceration of an innocent woman. Plaintiff received $269,666 after attorneys fees of $184,000 and case expenses of $6,334.

$450,000

Personal injury case involving a motorcyclist who sustained head trauma. Plaintiff motorcyclist received $298,639 after case expenses of $1,361 and attorney’s fees $150,000.

$450,000

Motor vehicle collision involving U.S. Postal Service truck, which caused assorted injuries including herniated disk in woman’s back. Plaintiffs received $324,916 after subtracting case expenses $12,584 and attorney’s fees $112,500.

$440,000

Breach of an employment agreement. The client received $207,270.28, with case expenses of $35,971.08 and attorney’s fees $196,758.64.

$433,000

A multi-plaintiff wrongful arrest civil rights case involving Dallas Police officers who arrested numerous people on false DWI charges in order to receive over-time pay. Plaintiffs netted $259,800 after subtracting attorney’s fees and case expenses of $259,800. (See related article)

$410,000

Trucking accident involving eighteen-wheeler which caused head and back trauma. Plaintiff netted $223,223 after case expenses of $27,777 and attorney’s fees of $159,000.

$375,000

Medical negligence involving serious nerve damage. Plaintiff received $277,958 after case expenses of $8,292 and attorney’s fees of $88,750.

$375,000

A prisoner abuse civil rights action involving the rape of a female inmate by a guard. Plaintiff netted $225,000 after case expenses and attorney’s fees totaling $150,000.

$200,000

Lawsuit against the General Contractor at a construction site for a failure to maintain premises in safe manner. Plaintiff sustained leg injuries. Client received $114,335 after case expenses $28,498 and attorney’s fees of $57,167.

$195,000

Wrongful termination of female police officer by City of Allen, Texas. Plaintiff recovered $117,000 after attorneys’ fees and expenses of $78,000.

Confidential

Wrongful death involving a gas pipe construction accident in Mississippi. Settlement amount confidential.

Includes all verdicts, judgments, and settlements. Excludes all cases subject to confidentiality agreements.