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In a case against a construction company where a 8 feet long metal pipe fell from a hotel rooftop 60 feet above the street and hit my client in the head, causing him to suffer a permanent traumatic brain injury, a jury awarded $5,500,336.00 against the construction company. In addition, the court awarded $1,050,000.00 in attorneys’ fees. Throughout the entirety of the case, the construction company denied that they were at fault, even though they were working on the overhead construction project with no netting, no fencing, no other type of protection for pedestrians or warning signs on the street below.

In a case against the management company for the Atlanta airport where my client slipped and fell in water on the floor in the terminal and suffered from a broken leg, we obtained a settlement of $1,600,000.00 before trial.

My client slipped and fell on a slippery floor in a nail salon and sustained a wrist fracture and head injury.

In the construction case above involving the falling metal pipe that fell on my client, we settled with the hotel before trial.

In a case against a grocery store where my client slipped and fell on water on the floor and had back surgery, the grocery store settled for $1,000,000.00.

In a case against a medical device distributor involving a counterfeit hernia mesh product, we obtained a $1,000,000.00 settlement before trial.

My client was involved in a motor vehicle collision on the highway and was recommended for a fusion surgery. We settled the case before trial.

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My client was involved in a motor vehicle collision involving 3 vehicles on the highway. Each person's version of how the wreck occurred was different. My client suffered from a rotator cuff tear and had to have a repair surgery. We settled this disputed liability case after filing a lawsuit and litigating the case extensively.

In a retail trip and fall case where my client tripped on uneven pavement in a parking lot and and suffered from back and neck injuries, we settled the case for $350,000.00 before trial.

My client was involved in a 3-vehicle motor vehicle collision where a truck pushed him into an oncoming vehicle, causing him to suffer from neck injuries. Prior to trial, the top offer was $30,000.00.

My elderly client was involved in a motor vehicle collision involving another individual that exacerbated her pre-existing neck and back injuries.

My client sustained neck, back and shoulder injuries from a motor vehicle collision involving another individual.

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My client sustained neck, back and knee injuries from a motor vehicle collision involving another individual.

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My client was a passenger in a parked work vehicle that was hit by a moving truck when my client suffered from a torn rotator cuff. Before the police arrived, my client’s co-worker unknowingly allowed the moving truck to leave the scene, so we did not have the name of the driver or moving truck company. I was able to discover the name of the trucking company through witness interviews. Nonetheless, the insurance company denied that the wreck ever happened.

In a disputed liability slip & fall case against a convenience store where my client sustained an elbow injury requiring surgery, the defendant settled the case for $125,000.00, despite blaming the fall on my client’s own negligence.

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My client was in a t-bone car accident and suffered from neck and back injuries that impacted my client’s ability to work as many hours as before the wreck. However, my client chose conservative treatment, so my client’s medical bills were approximately $12,000.00 with no injections or surgeries.

My client was the victim of a DUI crash and suffered from soft tissue neck and back injuries. The DUI defendant was a repeat DUI offender. Through an investigation of court records, I was able to locate past DUI mugshots and convictions to substantiate a strong punitive damages claim.

My client was rear-ended by a driver that avoided service of the lawsuit. We ultimately never served the driver, which greatly hurt our case but because we were so aggressive, we were about to settle the case while a motion to dismiss was pending.