$53,000 (settlement)

Facts: September 11, 2007-pick up truck v bicycle. $ 10,500 incurred in
medical costs (reduced to $4195) and $4,000 in loss of earnings. Our 50
year old plus client returned to riding his bike within three weeks after
the accident. Injuries: a fractured left fibia ( small bone in left leg)
and broken ribs.

The case resolved without having to file a lawsuit and incurring
thousands of dollars in litigation costs that come out of the
client's pocket.

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$100,000 (settlement)

Facts: August, 2007 a 60 year old + male operating a Toyota van got rear
ended at  a traffic signal by defendant's Chevrolet van causing  $10,000
in property damage to clients van.

$32,000 in incurred by client in medical costs; approximately
$10,000 paid by the plaintiff's medical insurance carrier..

The accident aggravated a preexisting cervical herniation (i.e.
Bulges in the disks of the neck that touch a nerve root(s) which
resulted in numbness/tingling to the hands, arms and/or fingers.
The case resolved  without having to file a lawsuit.

The case settled for the maximum  amount available under the
terms of the defendants' insurance policy. As a result, our firm
avoided spending thousands of dollars in legal costs. By doing
so, our client received a larger settlement.

The client's medical insurer accepted $1.000 and waived the
balance of $9,000 owed to them by the plaintiff/client under the
insurer's right to reimbursement contract.

Disclaimer:

While these are excellent results, the above results do not
guarantee that your case will achieve similar results. Each case
is determined upon its own merits. Similar injuries and similar
facts could generate a much larger or a much smaller settlement
or even result in no settlement offer being made. Additionally,
your case could result in an unfavorable verdict that might not
exceed the costs of litigation.
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