Ryan Mcintosh Grant's Legal Cases (3)

Car accident

Carter v. Wade

Sep 22, 2016

OUTCOME: Verdict for Plaintiff

Ryan served as trial co-counsel for Plaintiff, who was severely injured in a vehicle collision with Defendant in Harris County, Texas in March of 2013. Defendant denied all liability and argued that P ... laintiff was solely responsible for causing the collision because the accident happened within Defendant's lane of travel on a two-lane road. The case was tried over a period of four days, and both Plaintiff and Defendant called expert accident re-construction experts on the issue of liability. The jury returned a verdict finding the defendant was solely negligent in causing the accident and entered a favorable verdict for Plaintiff with respect to damages.

Personal injury

Robert Monych v. Texas Dept. of Transportation

Apr 26, 2016

OUTCOME: Verdict for Plaintiff

Ryan tried a case to verdict in the 10th Judicial District Court of Galveston County, Texas in April of 2016. The Plaintiff was injured on a ferryboat while traveling between Galveston and Bolivar aft ... er the ferryboat collided with a piling at the landing. Defendant denied that any incident happened or that any injury could have occurred. After two days of trial, the jury returned a favorable verdict for Ryan's client. The defendant did not make any offers of settlement pre-suit.

Admiralty and maritime

Omar Vasquez v. Quality Seafoods, et. al.

Dec 12, 2013

OUTCOME: Verdict for Plaintiff

Ryan served as lead trial counsel on behalf of a Jones Act Seaman who was employed as a shrimper on board a vessel owned by his employer, one of the largest private shrimp boat fleets in the United Sta ... tes. The Plaintiff suffered a serious back injury while on board and needed a two-level fusion. The defense denied that the Plaintiff ever worked for the company. After a four day trial in Matagorda County Texas, the jury rendered a verdict in favor of the Plaintiff, and found that the Defendant had willfully and arbitrarily denied the Plaintiff his maintenance and cure under the Jones Act. The final judgment, including attorney's fees, exceeded $500,000.

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