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Our client was injured in a crash caused by a driver who ran a stop sign and failed to yield, leaving her with neck, back, and hip injuries, more than $38,000 in medical bills, and $21,000 in lost wages. She rejected a $2,900 mediation offer, and the case proceeded to trial, where the jury awarded her $300,000.

Our client was T-boned at a red light by a driver under the influence of meth, suffering injuries to his hip, a broken rib, and neck pain. After the at-fault driver’s insurer paid its $25,000 limits, his UM/UIM carrier offered only $2,332.02. We demanded policy limits, but the carrier’s final offer was just $22,688.02. The case went to trial, where the jury returned a $95,000 verdict.

The plaintiff suffered a significant back injury in a rear-end collision that deeply affected her daily life, including her ability to care for her disabled sister and remain active with her grandchildren. After rejecting a $12,500 offer and canceling mediation, the case went to trial, where a jury awarded her $150,000.

The plaintiff was seriously injured when a driver on a suspended license failed to yield the right of way on January 9, 2008. The at-fault driver was on the job, and the employer had no system to monitor employee driving records. After rejecting a $250,000 mediation offer, the case went to trial, where testimony from the plaintiff and multiple experts led to a renewed offer of $625,000, which the plaintiff accepted.