Young & Partners, LLP

Our firm is dedicated to supporting individuals impacted by a range of personal injury cases, particularly those affected by faulty hernia mesh products. We advocate for farmers, groundskeepers, landscapers, gardeners, and pesticide applicators who claim to have developed Non-Hodgkin lymphoma due to their regular use of the herbicide Roundup. Additionally, we stand up for survivors of sexual abuse and represent clients in various legal matters such as motor vehicle collisions, medical negligence claims, slip-and-fall incidents, aviation mishaps, maritime accidents as well as wrongful death cases. Notably focused on plaintiff representation only—never defendants—trial attorney Tom Young brings extensive experience from notable national crises. He played a key role assisting victims during the devastating 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon disaster and oil spill where he helped several Gulf Coast chambers of commerce mount opposition against petitions from both British Petroleum and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at the Supreme Court level. His tireless efforts contributed significantly towards securing tens of millions in restitution through settlement programs relating to this case within MDL-2179 while representing numerous individuals along with businesses and government bodies against BP’s misconduct pursuits. In late 2015 he was appointed by federal authorities to represent over 200k plaintiffs in an allocation process linked with Halliburton's $1.24 billion settlement concerning Deepwater Horizon operations; through this initiative alone he successfully obtained upwards $300 million on behalf clients classified under class actions suits.In recent activities,Toms been engaged by Hillsborough County Florida focusing on losses incurred due Volkswagen’s emissions scandal encompassing fraudulent practices; additionally our services extend across major urban regions including Tampa,Maimi Tucson plus others nationally seeking accountability coupled recovery measures targeting opioid manufacturers distributors respectively .