GM Georgia move may preview handling of switch injury litigation – Automotive News Lawyer Lance Cooper of Marietta, Ga., filed the suit in 2011. GM paid Melton’s family $5 million in 2013, according to a report by investigator Anton Valukas,

GM Takes Georgia Ignition Defect Case To Federal Court – Law 360 By Sindhu Sundar Lance Cooper and Jere Beasley, attorneys for Ken and Beth Melton in their challenge to GM’s settlement of a case over their daughter Brooke Melton’s death,

GM Georgia Move Previews Handling of Switch Injury Claims – Bloomberg By Linda Sandler and Patrick Lee Lawyer Lance Cooper of Marietta, Georgia, filed the suit in 2011. GM paid Melton’s family $5 million in 2013, according to a report by investigator Anton

Schnurman: GM turning failure around – Dallas News By Mitchell Schnurman “The GM report stands apart for revealing so many details, and that’s helpful,” said Lance Cooper, a Georgia attorney who discovered the faulty ignition switch while working on a wrongful-death

GM accused of hiding from reopened lawsuit – In Auto News Lance Cooper and Jere Beasley, the plaintiffs lawyers, are now trying to reopen a case settled before the ignition switch recall became public – with Ken and Beth Melton

Lawyer Says GM Seeking to Move Wrongful-Death Case to New York – Wall Street Journal Attorney Sought to Reopen the 2013 Settlement in the Brooke Melton Case By Jeff Bennett Mr. Cooper said he had received notification of GM’s intentions

Lawyers: GM seeks bankruptcy shield from lawsuit – Fox News The lawyers, Lance Cooper and Jere Beasley, said Wednesday in a statement that GM’s court filings run counter to a promise made by GM CEO Mary Barra to fairly compensate

News Release Gm settlement should include punitive damages to insure future safety June 11, 2014 Beasley Allen Founding Shareholder Jere L. Beasley says any settlement negotiations with General Motors (GM) must include punitive damages to punish the automaker for history

GM Lawyers Told Carmaker of Switch-Defect Punitive Risk – Bloomberg By Linda Sandler An injury case brought by lawyer Lance Cooper was settled for $5 million in September after an adviser warned GM of a “substantial adverse verdict” if a

How Brooke Melton’s death led to the GM recall – CNN By Gregory Wallace. Poppy Harlow and Amanda Hobor