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  • $1,350,000 Workers’ Compensation/Automobile Crash
    A Pizza delivery driver was hit head on by another vehicle. The driver spent months in a rehabilitation hospital with broken hip, patellar fracture and ankle fracture. Medical bills were over $900,000.00. The driver received $1,350,000.00 and his medical bills were negotiated down to $225,000.00.
  • $1,025,000 Wrongful Death

    Our firm represented the family of a man who was tragically killed in a car crash. He was making a left-hand turn at an intersection when another driver, speeding in the opposite direction, ran a red light and T-boned his vehicle. The impact caused fatal injuries. We pursued a wrongful death claim against the at-fault driver and the driver’s employer. After building a strong case and establishing full responsibility, the estate recovered the maximum available insurance policy limits: $1,025,000.

  • $1,000,000 Wrongful Death

    We represented the widow of a man who was tragically killed in a head-on collision on a two-lane highway. Another driver, traveling in the opposite direction, suddenly swerved into oncoming traffic after attempting to avoid a slowing vehicle ahead of him. The crash was devastating, and both drivers were killed instantly. Our firm brought a wrongful death claim against the at-fault driver and his employer. Ultimately, we secured the full insurance policy limits for our client, resulting in a $1,000,000 recovery for the widow.

  • $900,000 Pedestrian Accident

    A pedestrian was walking to work. As he was crossing the street in a crosswalk, he was struck by a vehicle. He flew up on the hood of the vehicle, then fell to the ground. He had previous back problems. The doctor said that he needed surgery. He had a 3-level fusion. His medical bills were over $500,000. His medical bills were negotiated down to $100,000. He received a settlement of $900,000.

  • $800,000 18 Wheeler crash
    A woman was stopped on the side of the road waiting for road repairs. As she was a stopped an 18 wheeler came up behind her and hit her from behind. The driver of the 18 wheeler was not paying attention. The woman suffered multiple serious and permanent injuries. The trucking company refused to offer compensation. A lawsuit was filed and the woman received compensation of $800,000.
  • $745,000 Slip & Fall Accident

    A worker was walking into his work facility when he slipped and fell on snow in a parking lot that had not been plowed. He was knocked unconscious for several minutes. He received multiple injuries, the most serious being a traumatic brain injury. The worker received $745,000 in benefits from the Workers’ Compensation carrier.

  • $700,000 Automobile Crash

    Our firm represented a man who was badly injured in a crash on a two-lane highway. A delivery truck driver failed to stop at a stop sign and T-boned our client’s vehicle, causing it to roll. He suffered multiple serious injuries and ultimately required a three-level lumbar fusion surgery. Despite the clear evidence, the delivery company denied responsibility. We filed a lawsuit and aggressively pursued the case. Through litigation, we secured $700,000 in compensation for our client.

  • $700,000 Automobile Crash

    A passenger in a vehicle was driving to see her grandchildren. They were driving on the freeway and traffic slowed to a stop. The vehicle behind theirs was not paying attention and slammed into the rear of the vehicle. The passenger had a prior fusion. Due to the impact of this collision, her prior fusion became unstable. She needed to have another fusion and had significant pain. She was compensated $700,000.

  • $635,000 Repeat Automobile Crashes

    A driver was in 2 automobile collisions within 2 years. Due to these collisions, the driver had two separate surgeries on her back. She was unable to continue working at her physically demanding job. She received policy limits in both cases. She was compensated $400,000 in the first collision and $235,000 in the second collision.

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