As a partner at TorHoerman Law, Steven Davis has dedicated more than two decades of his career to holding pharmaceutical, medical device, chemical, and consumer product manufacturers accountable when they place profits ahead of public safety. He has represented thousands of clients in some of the nation's most significant mass tort and complex product liability litigations.
Legal Career
Since TorHoerman Law opened in 2009, Steven has represented clients in nationally recognized litigations including OxyContin, hormone replacement therapy, transvaginal mesh, Pradaxa, Xarelto, Invokana, Taxotere, Uloric, Zelnorm, SSRIs, faulty heart devices, infant teething tablets, e-cigarettes, and other dangerous drugs and medical devices. Among his most significant accomplishments, he served as Co-Liaison Counsel in the Pradaxa (Dabigatran Etexilate) Products Liability Litigation (MDL No. 2385), which concluded with a $650 million settlement.
Currently, he helps lead litigation involving Depo-Provera, infant formula-induced necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), AFFF firefighting foam, Camp Lejeune water contamination, Tylenol, 3M Combat Arms Earplugs, talcum powder, Paraquat, Roundup, diacetyl (“popcorn lung”), Roblox Sexual Assault, and numerous other pharmaceutical and product liability matters.
In addition to representing clients, Steven is known within the firm for his analytical approach to complex litigation. He enjoys developing case strategy, mentoring attorneys and staff, improving litigation systems, and helping solve the legal and operational challenges that arise in nationwide mass tort practice.
While in law school, Steven worked at the offices of the Saline County, Illinois State’s Attorney and at the offices of the Vanderburgh, Indiana County Prosecutor. He received first-rate courtroom training as a legal representative for the counties but believed he could affect more change by pursuing justice for those harmed by companies that put profits ahead of consumer safety.
