Marcus Susen, the attorney responsible for a $1.6 billion recovery in the mass tort against Bayer's Essure birth control device, said he's fueled by a love for competition.
March 15, 2021 at 03:55 PM
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Marcus Susen was just 31 years old when Michelle Garcia approached him with a matter that would become his primary focus for the next seven years of his life.
Garcia was seeking representation for herself and thousands of other women who experienced complications with Essure, a permanent birth control device inserted into the fallopian tubes.
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Fort Lauderdale attorney Marcus J. Susen. Courtesy photo
