Case Results

We recovered over $4.5 million dollars without filing a lawsuit.

The insurance company did not. Instead, it delayed payment for years and refused to pay anything on some claims. We stepped in and were forced to take the case to trial, where we recovered over $2.2 Million for our client.

Before we were hired, the families were told the maximum that could be paid was $200,000. We successfully showed that the shipping company used an unqualified, inexperienced driver and ultimately obtained an additional $1,000,000 for a total of $1,200,000.

Before we were hired, the families were told the maximum that could be paid was $200,000. We successfully showed that the shipping company used an unqualified, inexperienced driver and ultimately obtained an additional $1,000,000 for a total of $1,200,000.

He sustained serious injuries and we were able to recover over a million dollars without filing a lawsuit.

After the fire, the insurance company tried to cancel our clients’ homeowner’s insurance policy. We stepped in and helped our clients recover over $900,000.

The trucking company refused to accept responsibility for the crash but we were ultimately able to get them to compensate our client for injuries and wage loss.

The trucking company refused to accept responsibility for the crash but we were ultimately able to get them to compensate our client for injuries and wage loss.

Under the Dram Shop Act, we recovered a large amount from the bar that served the at-fault driver.

The insurance company initially denied responsibility. We were ultimately able to prove fault and recover $525,000 for the surviving spouse.

We obtained policy limits recoveries from the at-fault driver and our client’s own policies.

The insurer for the semi-truck denied liability. We filed suit and recovered a total of $460,000 for our client.

In a head-on vehicle collision caused by a drunk driver and successfully reduced by negotiation more than $193,000 in unpaid medical bills down to less than $43,000

They also failed to recognize that she was suffering from a serious medical issue, which delayed her getting prompt medical treatment. We succeeded in holding the management company responsible for the maximum amount allowed by law in this circumstance.

She had a medical event which went unrecognized and untreated due to the neglect, ultimately causing her death. We recovered the maximum non-economic damages allowed by law plus the financial losses due to the medical care.

We recovered policy limits from the at-fault driver and from our client’s underinsured motorist insurance.

We obtained a $50,000 policy limits settlement from the at-fault driver’s insurance and over $320,000 from our client’s insurance.

She had several long-term injuries that required extensive medical treatment. The insurance company did not evaluate her case fairly, so we filed a lawsuit and ultimately recovered nearly twice as much as they offered pre-suit.

We recovered the statutory cap on medical malpractice and her medical bills, which was the maximum possible under the law.

The impact caused our client neck pain, back pain, and a concussion. We obtained a $300,000 policy limit settlement.

The establishment refused to accept responsibility for the unkempt floors, but we were ultimately able to persuade the tavern to pay for our client’s medical treatment and wage loss.

The establishment refused to accept responsibility for the unkempt floors, but we were ultimately able to persuade the tavern to pay for our client’s medical treatment and wage loss.

The at-fault driver’s insurance paid their limits immediately. Our client then requested his underinsured insurance from his own insurance, but they jerked him around for two years before ultimately paying him his policy limits just days before the statute of limitations. We ultimately got the insurance company to pay an additional $300,000 for its bad faith claims handling and needless delay in paying our client the money he was owed.

We recovered $270,000 to compensate her for her injuries.

The driver was ultimately found and we recovered the maximum possible under the circumstances. We were also able to get medical liens waived, putting our client in an even better financial position.

The injury affected her ability to work for several months and caused issues with organization and her ability to think. The insurance company disputed the injuries because there was not much damage to her vehicle, but we proved her injuries were caused by the crash, ultimately recovering the maximum of all available insurance.

The insurance company initially disputed coverage, but we were ultimately able to convince them that coverage applied. We recovered the policy limits for our client.

We obtained a judgment in court for $200,000+ for our client’s injuries and damages.

The insurance company refused to negotiate, so we were forced to file suit. In litigation we established that the stairs had not been built to code. We ultimately recovered over $200,000 for our client.

He lost consciousness, sustained a knee contusion, and fractured his elbow – which required surgery.

We established the parking lot had been neglected for too long, making it dangerous to walk through, especially in darkness.

She was taken to the emergency room. She suffered many injuries, but the most severe and long-lasting was her head injury. She had vestibular and ocular issues for years after the crash.

We recovered policy limits from the at-fault driver and from our client’s underinsured motorist insurance.

Our client now requires special hearing aids. We recovered enough to cover all of her past and future medical expenses and more to compensate her for her permanent impairment.

We recovered the limits of insurance coverage from the at-fault party’s insurance and our client’s own underinsured motorist coverage. We were also able to get our client’s health insurance to completely waive its reimbursement claim, resulting in our client keeping an additional $5,000+ out of the recovery.

We obtained policy limit recoveries from the at-fault driver and our client’s own policy.

She had neck and back injuries from the crash. We obtained a $125,000 policy limit settlement.

The person who collided with our client had a red light. Our client was trapped in her car and had to wait for the fire department to wrench her door off. She suffered a fractured neck. She was in a C-collar for 3 months and was forced to move into assisted living.

She suffered a fractured sternum, two fractured ribs, a fractured left ring finger, compression fracture of the t$ vertebra, and contusion of the chest wall.

Coverage for our client who suffered a shoulder injury in a crash caused by another driver that ran a stop sign and collided into another car that collided with our client’s car.

The area had become coated in dangerous ice and could easily have been cleared using a shovel and snowmelt. Our client slipped, breaking his leg and injuring his knee, which required surgical repair. We were able to obtain a settlement of $110,000.

We were able to track down the dog’s owner, ascertain his homeowner’s insurance information, and settle our client’s claim for the total available insurance limits of $105,000 (liability and medical payments coverages). We were also able to get our client’s health insurance to completely waive its reimbursement claim, resulting in our client keeping an additional $9,000+ out of the recovery.

He had to drive off of the road and had a rollover crash. The other driver’s insurance company refused to accept responsibility, so we filed a lawsuit and ultimately reached a settlement.

We recovered $100,000 for her, which was a policy-limit settlement, and was all the money the insurance company could pay on behalf of the negligent driver.

The impact caused our client back pain, neck pain, and headaches. We recovered policy limits from the at-fault driver.

The truck’s side view mirror struck her left shoulder and upper back.

The insurance company denied that her injuries were severe. She had been represented by another law firm, which had obtained an offer of $30,000. We litigated the case and were able to obtain fair compensation of $92,500.

She was knocked unconsious and had a concussion and balance issues that required therapy. She did not remember the crash and the driver tried to avoid responsibility. The police did not issue a citation, but we proved that our client was in the right and the driver failed to watch where she was going.

She hit her head hard on the concrete causing a large laceration which required 6 staples.

He had neck and back injuries from the crash. We obtained the recovery through a settlement without filing a lawsuit.

The insurance company offered her less than $10,000 because the crash did not involve much damage to the vehicles. We were ultimately able to achieve a settlement that fairly compensated her for her injuries.

He sustained many abrasions and deep tissue bruising. Although the police did not issue a citation to the driver and driver said our client darted into the street without warning, we were able to establish that if the driver had been driving safely, this incident could have been avoided.

We sued the at-fault driver and proved how badly our client was injured, ultimately recovering more than 6 times the initial offer.

While he miraculously escaped without life-threatening injuries, he was very banged up. Due to a faulty investigation, the police cited our client and the driver’s insurance company denied responsibility. He hired us, and we were able to get the insurance company to reverse its decision and obtained a very favorable settlement.

We were able to locate underinsured motorist coverage that applied through a family member. Ultimately, we obtained full compensation for our client. All medical bills were covered and she was compensated for her noneconomic damages too.

Our client was stabbed by one of those people, but was fortunate to escape with no serious, lasting injuries. We proved the hotel was negligent for allowing the dangerous people to stay there and got them to pay for our client’s medical treatment and emotional distress.

Although emergency services are allowed to go through red lights when their lights and sirens are on, we proved that this particular officer was so careless with how he drove that he was responsible for the wreck.

We recovered policy limits from the at-fault party’s insurance and our client’s insurance.

We obtained a $50,000 policy limit settlement from the at-fault party’s insurance.

She had several soft tissue injuries that require lengthly treatment.

Miraculously, she escaped with relatively minor injuries, but she was unable to work for several weeks. The insurance company refused to pay her lost income. We filed suit and got full payment for her medical bills, lost wages, and emotional distress.

Our client suffered bilateral wrist injuries and pain in her abdomen.

The sink hole resulted from erosion around a window well of her new home caused by improper construction and landscaping procedures. The construction company refused to respond to our repeated requests for settlement, so our client was forced to file a lawsuit. Shortly after filing the lawsuit, we were able to settle the case.

The trucking company refused to accept responsibility for the crash but we were ultimately able to persuade the company to compensate our clients for injuries and wage loss.

She fell and sustained wrist injuries. We obtained a settlement of $40,000.

While our client was attending the event, the divider fell, striking her on the back of her head and neck. She had a concussion and other injuries. After convincing the court that the landowner was responsible under the law, our client was able to pay for her extensive medical treatment.

We were able to show that she had new injuries and obtain fair compensation for her.

There were two stopped cars behind our client. A vechile traveling at approximatly 70mph collided with the second car behind our client. The force caused the cars behind our client to collide with the rear end of our clients car. Our client suffered an ankle injury and whiplash.

She had a concussion, persistent headaches, and neck and back injuries.

The ice was caused by defective rain gutters. The injuries were made worse by a handrail that gave way when our client slipped on the ice. The property was supposed to be maintained by a property management company. We obtained a settlement of $33,000 for her injuries.

The dog acted aggressively the day before the attack, but the dog’s owner did not maintain close control of her dog, which attacked our client and bit her arm causing deep bite wounds.

She slipped on a neglected icy condition, causing neck, back and wrist injuries.