Verdicts & Settlements

Case arose from the tragic death of a young man who had stopped to help at the scene of a wreck.  Unfortunately, the good Samaritan was killed when a third vehicle collided with an overturned vehicle from the first incident.  After a lawsuit was filed, it was learned that one of the drivers in the original wreck had been on the road for more than the time allowed under law and the second driver, who caused the subsequent collision, had vision deficits which had been diagnosed but ignored. Despite defense experts who claimed the vehicles could not be seen in the road and, therefore made the wreck unavoidable, the matter was resolved while awaiting trial for a sum in excess of $5,500,000.

Pedestrian Death case

A bicyclist was struck off the road on the bike path after a driver working as a company investigator took his eyes off the road. The injuries included multiple broken bones and nerve damage with multiple surgeries. Payment was made without the need for trial.

N.L. v. Corporate Driver

The client was traveling when injured due to a faulty ramp. This was handled with counsel in the state where the fall took place and resolved after the suit was filed but before trial.

MC v. Hotel

Although the video existed, the retail store refused to produce the same and denied fault – and refused to help our client with her medical bills. She came to us and we filed suit. After suit was served, we worked to obtain the video and other information about the incident. The case was ordered to mediation. Mediation failed, but the matter was resolved as trial was approaching. Settlement: $275,000.00.

FALL DOWN in Columbus Georgia

The policy limits were paid to the client who was struck by an 18 Wheeler. 

TG F v. Trucking Company

The client was working when he was struck by the owner of a retail business driving a large truck. This was resolved before a suit was filed for the policy limits.

GM v Retail Store

Case arose from the tragic death of a young man who had stopped to help at the scene of a wreck.  Unfortunately, the good Samaritan was killed when a third vehicle collided with an overturned vehicle from the first incident.  After a lawsuit was filed, it was learned that one of the drivers in the original wreck had been on the road for more than the time allowed under law and the second driver, who caused the subsequent collision, had vision deficits which had been diagnosed but ignored. Despite defense experts who claimed the vehicles could not be seen in the road and, therefore made the wreck unavoidable, the matter was resolved while awaiting trial for a sum in excess of $5,500,000.

Pedestrian Death case

A bicyclist was struck off the road on the bike path after a driver working as a company investigator took his eyes off the road. The injuries included multiple broken bones and nerve damage with multiple surgeries. Payment was made without the need for trial.

N.L. v. Corporate Driver