Results
Most cases, regardless of the lawyer trying the case, settle before trial. However, lawyers who have proven themselves capable of trying cases before a jury obtain the best settlements.
Young mother whose radiologist failed to properly review x-rays, resulting in a small bowel perforation, sepsis, multiple surgeries, and ongoing physical and emotional trauma.
Physician found negligent for excessive prednisone prescription that caused hip necrosis requiring bilateral hip replacement. No pre-trial offer was made.
Nursing home resident suffered a fractured hip after not being properly monitored and cared for. The nursing home offered only $5,000 before trial.
Construction worker suffering post-traumatic syndrome from electrical shock. The contractor claimed the plaintiff exaggerated his injuries.
Car crash victim with a herniated disc requiring cervical fusion. The defendant’s insurer withdrew a $50,000 offer before trial and denied causation.
Woman with a herniated cervical disk from a car accident. The defendant offered $50,000; the jury awarded eight times that amount despite the insurer’s claims of pre-existing arthritis.
Worker injured when a forklift fell from an improperly secured truck.
Woman with a herniated disc from a car crash. The defendant offered only $15,000 pre-trial.
Woman alleging race-based termination; the settlement exceeded the initial demand after discovery of widespread discrimination.
Post-concussion syndrome following a collision. The defendant’s pre-trial offer was $35,000.
Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is different, and the outcome of any case depends on its own facts and circumstances.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The verdicts and settlements described are examples of cases handled by this office. Every case is different, and the outcome of any particular case depends on its own facts, the applicable law, the venue, and the insurance coverage available. Amounts shown are gross recoveries before deduction of attorney's fees, litigation costs, and any medical or insurance liens.