Hendler Flores Law represented the family of a decorated Navy Veteran who was exposed to asbestos while serving on a warship in Vietnam. He later died from mesothelioma, leaving his wife to provide for their 3 young daughters. Scott Hendler and co-counsel Michael Brickman negotiated several settlements with asbestos companies for the family, and also won a $13.8 million verdict against Owens Corning Fiberglas, a company that made asbestos pipe covering for Navy vessels. The compensation recovered was more than enough to secure the financial future of the family.

For more than 3 decades, Scott Hendler has been seeking justice for thousands of Central American banana plantation workers who developed sterility and other severe illnesses after being exposed to a dangerous chemical called DBCP. Even though the chemical had been banned in the US, several US-based multinational corporations continued to use it at their international plantations. Despite numerous legal obstacles and devious tactics by defendants, Scott continues to fight for these victims' rights.

Hendler Flores Law and co-counsel represented a Navajo family that was involved in a catastrophic collision with an impaired driver. The driver had been drinking for several hours at 2 different establishments before getting behind the wheel. Two teenage girls were killed in the crash, which also left other family members critically injured. Our litigation team filed several lawsuits on behalf of the family, recovering a total of $30 million in compensation and securing seed money for the establishment of a charity foundation in honor of the family.