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**David C. Strouss | Thornton Law Firm, LLP | Boston, MA** David C. Strouss is a distinguished attorney with a robust focus on birth defect litigation, representing clients affected by catastrophic birth defects linked to parental exposure to hazardous chemicals and toxins. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Strouss has earned a reputation for his expertise in cases stemming from occupations in industries such as semiconductor manufacturing and agriculture. His groundbreaking work includes prosecuting some of the first cases in the United States involving birth defects caused by glycol ethers and other solvent exposures within the semiconductor sector. Currently, Mr. Strouss advocates for over 150 plaintiffs across the United States and South America, each impacted by birth defects due to environmental and occupational exposures. His commitment to justice extends beyond birth defects; he has successfully litigated cases involving cancer resulting from exposure to benzene, solvents, and other toxic chemicals. Additionally, he has substantial experience in environmental property damage litigation and has represented clients in high-profile pharmaceutical and medical device cases, including those related to Fen-Phen and Vioxx. With a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding toxic torts and personal injury law, David Strouss is dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients. His relentless pursuit of justice and commitment to holding liable parties accountable make him a trusted advocate for those seeking legal recourse for their injuries. At Thornton Law Firm, LLP, Mr. Strouss continues to champion the rights of individuals affected by hazardous exposures, ensuring that their voices are heard and their cases are diligently pursued.
Personal injury attorneys represent individuals who have been injured due to the negligence of others. They work to obtain compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Common matters include car accidents, slip and fall, medical malpractice, workplace injuries.