Riley, Tom, 1929-
Tom Riley is a trial lawyer from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He represented the Kehm estate in a successful lawsuit against the Procter and Gamble corporation for the death of Patricia Kehm from Toxic Shock Syndrome caused by Rely tampons. Riley wrote a book on the case called "Price of a Life: One Woman's Death from Toxic Shock," (Adler and Adler, 1986). Though he won the trial, Riley was tried for contempt of court for violating a protective order and releasing documents containing trade secrets from the Procter and Gamble company.
From the guide to the Kehm vs. Procter and Gamble Case File, 1976-1996, 1980-1984, (University of Illinois Archives)
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