Results

Attorney client injured in intersectional collision.  Suffered minor soft tissue injury but mentally was not able to continue to do stressful work such as litigation or to work as many hours following the accident.  All of this resulted in a significant loss of income.  Assumed representation from another attorney who had been offered $1,000.00 to settle the case.  By providing thorough before and after comparison of professional and personal life of client, and with assistance of economist expert, obtained jury verdict for client in excess of $450,000.00.

Attorney client injured in intersectional collision.  Suffered minor soft tissue injury but mentally was not able to continue to do stressful work such as litigation or to work as many hours following the accident.  All of this resulted in a significant loss of income.  Assumed representation from another attorney who had been offered $1,000.00 to settle the case.  By providing thorough before and after comparison of professional and personal life of client, and with assistance of economist expert, obtained jury verdict for client in excess of $450,000.00.

International retail store client sued when baby mattress fell from shelf above customer causing injury.  Since baby mattress in exclusive control of client liability determined in favor of customer.  In legal terminology this is referred to as “res ipsa loquitor.”  The case went to trial on damages only.  The customer suffered a neck injury and contended she was totally physically impaired.  Total verdict obtained less than $70,000.00, only $10,000.00 for past pain and suffering and another $10,000.00 for future pain and suffering.  Verdict little more than pre-trial offer.

Animal hospital business client purchased dog grooming business of another party and employed them as part of the agreement for purchase.  The employee, former business owner, signed a non-compete but left employment, went to work for a company which owned a chain of veterinary clinics, and solicited former customer of grooming business which had been purchased by business client.  Brought suit for business client against former employee and business that she went to work for seeking an injunction, damages for breach of contract and other relief.  The matter was settled on confidential terms.

Represented roofing company business sued for breach of contract by man for whom roofing services performed. Following non-jury trial judgment obtained in favor of client.