Plano, TX
Personal injury Lawyer at Plano, TX
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +8 more
OUTCOME: Jury Verdict for Plaintiff
My client, P.S., was injured when the other driver, insured by GEICO, ran a red-light and struck her car. P.S. hurt her back and had approximately $15,000 in medical expenses as a result of the accide ... nt. Before trial, GEICO was only willing to pay for the medical expenses to settle the case. We refused their offer and took the case to trial. The jury awarded P.S. more than double that amount.
OUTCOME: Settlement
F.O. was injured while working in a factory. As he was cleaning a large piece of machinery, another employee turned on the machine. F.O.'s leg was caught and crushed in the machine. After we filed ... a lawsuit, the employer agreed to settle for a confidential amount.
OUTCOME: Jury Verdict for Plaintiff
L.W. was injured as a passenger in another driver's car. As she was riding in the car, the driver began to street race another car. He used a nitrous oxide unit, lost control of the car, and collided ... with a tree. The driver was insured by Allstate. Allstate wanted to settle the case for just around the amount of L.W.'s medical expenses. We refused Allstate's offer and took the case to trial. The jury awarded L.W. over three times the amount that Allstate had offered before trial.
OUTCOME: Settlement
S.O.'s husband was killed when an 18-wheeler pushed his car off the highway. The car flipped and rolled several times, crushing the roof. The driver admitted during depositions that he failed to ch ... eck his mirrors before changing lanes.
OUTCOME: Settlement
L.F. was burned when a device that he was working with exploded. During the course of the case, we learned that the restaurant knew about the dangerous device, but did not take steps or warn its emplo ... yees of the danger.
OUTCOME: Settlement
D.S. suffered a closed-head injury when her car was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler. The truck driver did not see that D.S was stopped to make a turn, and hit her car at full speed. The collision cause ... d a brain injury and D. S. now struggles with normal activities of daily living.
OUTCOME: Settlement
M.B. was the wife of an employee that was killed while he was performing maintenence on a large piece of industrial machinery. We filed suit for the employer's gross negligence and lack of safety trai ... ning. After we deposed several of the company employees, the employer agreed to settle for a confidential amount.
OUTCOME: Verdict
C.M. was severely injured on the job. Her employer cut off her benifits, alleging that her injuries were not related to the incident. At trial, the jury found in favor of C.M., restoring her worker ... 's compensation benefits in full.