Results Matter in Personal Injury Law

Hotel employee trapped inside a walk-in freezer due to failure of the inside release button

Settlement of numerous products liability claims against a major medical device manufacturer.

Defendants tried to blame the firm’s client for starting the explosion by striking a match while he was pumping fuel.

Defendant driver claimed the sun was in his eyes, but he was driving south west at 8 a.m.

A major insurance company negligently failed to pay a 30-day settlement demand for policy limits of $100,000, making the insurance company liable for the entire amount of any verdict rendered by the jury. Settled at mediation for $3.45 million.

After a T-bone-like collision while driving a motorcycle, our client suffered major injuries to their neck and shoulder. Fortunately, our attorneys fought beyond the $100,000 policy limit and recovered $2.2 million in excess for our injured client.

Initially, this wrongful death claim 'settled' for $500,000.00 after our elderly client was struck and killed by an SUV while cleaning up trash along the roadway. Thankfully, our team continued the long fight and uncovered a $1.5 million umbrella policy, creating a total settlement of $2 million.

An 83 y.o. woman suffered a fractured elbow & hip. The store denied liability until we used a slowed surveillance video to disprove their defense.

Commercial truck manufacturer initially claimed it had never heard of a “load sensing proportioning valve,” which helps prevent brake induced jack knifing in tractor trailer rigs. The firm discovered the manufacturer had actually tested the valves on its trucks – and they worked!

Settlement with doctor’s insurance company. The case continues against the hospital.

The firm’s client died when she received a fatal overdose of narcotic medicine when the nurse was attempting to refill her pain medicine pump that was installed in her spine. Defendant claimed such an overdose was impossible due to the design of the pump, which had no known failures.

Defendant claimed its hip implant design had the lowest failure rate of any implant in the country. The firm sent off the failed implant for 3D scanning, which measures it to one-millionth of an inch. The measurements showed the implant was manufactured outside of the manufacturer’s tolerances, which resulted in the failure.

The firm’s client underwent back surgery, which was a success. Unfortunately, he contacted a MRSA infection during the back surgery that required an additional surgery and medical treatment to cure.

The firm’s client was a hard worker, who returned to some of his activities as soon as possible, even though he continued to hurt a lot. The defense lawyer argued that his return to work showed he had recovered from his injuries.