Dog Bite Injury - $240,000
Jan 01, 2014OUTCOME: Settled at mediation.
Because the dog had done this before, under the Wisconsin Dog Bite statute my client collected double damages.
Jason F. Hahn's Legal Cases (4)
Personal injury Lawyer
Practice Areas: Personal Injury
$95,000 settlement for back and neck pain
Jan 01, 2013OUTCOME: $95,000 settlement during mediation following discovery in the lawsuit.
The client was involved in a car accident with significant damage to the vehicles. Client was unfortunately injured with severe pain in the neck and back. She treated with her PA and largely with Phy ... sical Therapy, with some additional chiropractic care. The client did have some alleged previous conditions which could have caused similar pain to what was being suffered from the accident, though they were not since 10 years previously. This client made an excellent witness, which increased the value of the case.
$50,000 for non-surgical arm fracture.
Jan 01, 2013OUTCOME: $50,000 settlement at mediation with the Insurance Company
The client was a passenger when he was rear-ended by another vehicle. The defense argued the driver f his vehicle struck the car in front first before being rear-ended. Several witnesses denied this. ... He was not wearing a seatbelt (which leads to a reduction of verdict damages by up to 15%).. The client had a fortunately uncomplicated recovery after about 4 months. His treating physician opined that there was no permanent injury that he could find to a reasonable degree of reasonable certainty.
$300,000 for neck injury resulting in surgery
N/AOUTCOME: $300,000
In this case, my client was driving his Semi-Trailer when traffic on the freeway slowed due to weather conditions. Another Semi-Trailer, fully loaded, failed to stop and struck him from behind. The c ... lient was required to undergo extensive treatment, including surgery for his cervical spine. The evidence provided by his physicians was supportive in some of his records, but not in others. There was a significant debate about the actual force involved in the impact and whether it was the medical cause of his surgery and continuing soft tissue complaints. In addition, there were some pre-existing neck problems prior to the accident occurring. In spite of these problems, I was able to maneuver the case into a position in which the insurance company was finally willing to pay a reasonable settlement. Most cases has problems, it is about putting your case into a position in which the insurance company recognizes that they have problems as well and are willing to negotiate a reasonable outcome, or face a jury. Keep in mind, each case is different, the value of one case will differ significantly depending on the evidence.
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