Our Trial Lawyers get results. Below is a partial listing of some of the cases we have successfully litigated for our clients.
Automobile Injury Cases
- Settled for $250, 000. Damage to vehicles was $1,200.
- $675,000 recovery.
- Worker's compensation insurance company forced worker to hearing without evidence to support the denial of claim.
- Recovery in excess of $350,000 for bad faith failure to provide physical therapy benefits.
- Recovery of $1.3 million for mild closed head injury.
- In a heavy equipment rollover accident, the rollover protection system functions, but the internal restraints within the cab fail and cause severe brain injury to the driver.
- Fosamax destroyed esophagus while patient takes drug in a blind test against competing bisphosphonate drug.
- Verdict in excess of $4 million. Settlement recovery of $30 million for hydrocarbon pollution from discarded diesel fuel. Lead counsel.
- Loading operator failed to wait for driver to tie down bales before loading next row. Driver crushed when 900 pound bale tumbled from trailer.
- Defective Sulzer hip implant; settlement secured $2.8 million for 12 patients who required second hip implant surgery.
- Supreme Court affirms medical malpractice verdict against neurosurgeon for a wrong level back surgery and improper placement of rod that destroyed the patient's spine.
- Improper drug prescription causes stroke-Recovery in excess of $1 million.
- Supreme Court affirms that doctor lacked the skills a neurosurgeon must possess and exercise in surgery.
- Stevens Johnson Syndrome developed after patient takes seizure drug. Physician continued to prescribe more of the causative drug. Recovery in excess of $1.9 million.
- Nursing home injury recovery in excess of $5 million.
- Physician placed pedicle screw through vertebrae into the iliac vein.
- Defective seatbelt latch in rollover causes paralysis to driver. Recovery in excess of $2 million.
- While vacationing in Caribbean with parents, child is sexually abused by resort staff. Recovery in excess of $3 million.