Klein v. O'Neal, Inc, 705 F. Supp.2d 632, 2010 WL 1435161(N.D. Tex, Apr. 9, 2010), $110 million class action settlement against the manufacturer of an intravenous vitamin E supplement called E-Ferol that was responsible for the death of 43 infants and causing brain damage to 23 in the class of 369 recipients. E-Ferol was placed on the market in November, 1983, without any FDA approval or testing and was recalled after four months. The parents of the deceased infants and the recipient themselves, who are a part of a medical monitoring class, were not aware that they had received E-Ferol since it was included in the intravenous infant formula that was given to premature infants to prevent visual imparity and blindness. The emulsifier in the product, polysorbate 80, was later discovered to have caused liver damage and the destruction of platelets which resulted in the injuries and death of E-Ferol class members. "Shattering the Stereotypes, Watson Winner Brender Pulls for The Underdog" – Dallas Times Herald "Art Brender, Attorney's Work for Folks' Leads to Supreme Court Case" – Profile, Dallas Morning News, July 18, 1988 "Euless woman wins bias case in high court" – Fort Worth Star-Telegram, July, 1988 "Fired worker claims whistleblower role" – Fort Worth Star-Telegram "Court rules in favor of ex-officer" – the Court of Appeals upholds ruling that Cindi DeOreo Thompson was the victim of retaliation for whistleblowing – Fort Worth Star-Telegram		Watson v. Fort Worth Bank & Trust, 487 U.S. 977, landmark United States Supreme Court decision on proof required in employment discrimination cases. Hospital failure to prevent hypoxic episode, jury verdict, Offill v. Columbia/HCA Health Care Corporation, 342nd Dist. Ct., Tarrant County. Sexual harassment settlement against the Director of Will Rogers complex, B. Don Magness, Wright, et al. v. City of Fort Worth, 352nd Dist. Ct. , Tarrant County. Sheriff Deputies' jury verdict against incumbent Republican Sheriff for violation of their constitutional right of free speech for supporting the opposing Democratic candidate, Allison and Henry v. Tarrant County, Texas, U.S. Dist. Ct., N.D. Tex. Davis v. Union Pacific Railroad. 48th Dist. Ct., Tarrant County, first Tarrant County sexual harassment jury verdict. "2010 Power Attorneys" – Presented by Texas Wesleyan School of Law, Fort Worth Business Press "Attorneys of Excellence" – Fort Worth Business Press honors Art Brender for his work in the fields of General Malpractice and Labor and Employment Law "Fort Worth Police Officer Wins Bias Suit" – Earline Kennedy triumphs in her seven year fight against sexual discrimination – Dallas Morning News
Art Brender designated "Attorney of Excellence" and "Power Attorney" – Fort Worth Business Press Art Brender and Jason Smith designated "Super Lawyers" by Thomson Reuters Art Brender one of "The Top 10: Area lawyers rated in poll" – Fort Worth Star-Telegram, August 26, 1979