Real Cases. Real Results.

Red Light Accident

$650,000

Neck + Back Fusion Defendant ran a stop light, resulting in a neck and back injury to our client and surgery/fusion on both. Case resolved without litigation.

18-Wheeler Wreck

$3.3 Million

Leg + Arm Fracture with Rod Placement Client was traveling with his son when an 18-wheeler crossed the median and struck their truck head-on. The client suffered multiple fractures to his leg and arm, both of which required internal hardware (rods).

Bicycle Accident

$270,000

Shoulder Reconstruction + Neck Surgery Client, who was homeless, was riding his bike through a parking lot when he was hit by a van attempting to pull into a parking spot. Client suffered injury to his shoulder and neck which required surgery. After extensive litigation, the case was resolved.

Rear-End Accident

$1+ Million

Left Eye Rupture + Removal Client was merging off the interstate when he was rear-ended. The impact forced his face into the driver's side window, causing a rupture of his left eye. The case resolved after being litigated.

T-Bone Wreck

$1 Million

Fractures of Lower Leg + Knee A car pulled out from a side street, causing the client's car to T-bone the at-fault car. Client suffered fractures to his lower leg and a fractured kneecap. His kneecap was surgically removed and his fractures were treated with external hardware. The case resolved shortly before trial.

Aggravated Injury

$300,000

Back Surgery/Fusion; Prior Back Surgery and Disability  Client was a passenger in a rear-end collision that resulted in little to no apparent property damage. Three years earlier, she had injured her back on the job, had undergone a low back fusion, and was granted Social Security Disability. She aggravated her lower back and underwent a second surgery. This case was resolved after extensive litigation.

Truck Wreck

$1.25 Million

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Cervical Fusion, TMJ Surgery Client stopped for an emergency vehicle and was hit by a large truck. She sustained a laceration to her head and injured her neck and jaw, along with a mild traumatic brain injury. Her injury was heavily disputed, and the defense argued her neck and jaw conditions were pre-existing from two prior accidents. After litigation, the case resolved shortly before trial.