William J. Wichmann. Courtesy photo
With the help of Los Angeles-based attorney Chris Kanne, Wichmann successfully argued the tobacco giant's advertising and misleading marketing was responsible for James Chadwell's 1993 death due to lung cancer.
November 19, 2018 at 01:57 PM
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A litigator with several years’ worth of experience arguing Engle progeny cases secured a $2.4 million dollar verdict against Philip Morris USA Inc. in a case alleging fraud and conspiracy.
William “Bill” Wichmann, a Fort Lauderdale-based trial lawyer, argued on behalf of plaintiff Brenda Chadwell in Miami-Dade Circuit Court. His client’s late husband, James, died at age 31 in November 1993 after being diagnosed with lung cancer about one year earlier.
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