Client v. Drunk Driver
N/AOUTCOME: $80,000 settlement
Client was struck by a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction at approximately 2:00 a.m. The at-fault driver was found to have a blood alcohol level almost twice the legal limit.
Timothy Shawn Howard's Legal Cases (28)
Raleigh, NC
Car accident Lawyer at Raleigh, NC
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death
Estate of A v. Drunk Driver
N/AOUTCOME: Settlement for $150,000.00.
Wrongful death case versus drunk driver. Client had multiple drinks with the driver before getting into car to go to another location. Driver caused head on collision while driving at excessive speeds. ... Several larger personal injury firms rejected the case, citing concerns that client would recover nothing due to contributory negligence
Premises Liability
N/AOUTCOME: $225,000 settlement
Chronic headaches following premises liability incident.
Client v. Dealership
N/AOUTCOME: $200,000.00 Settlement
Represented client against motorcycle dealership that failed to adequately torque bolt on his motorcycle, causing it to seize during operation. Client sustained multiple traumatic injuries, including ... fractured ribs, shoulder, and elbow and collapsed lungs.
Employee v. Employer
N/AOUTCOME: Settled for $30,000.00
Workers' compensation claim for concussion injury by intern against uninsured independent sports team employer.
Bus Occupant v. Municipality
N/AOUTCOME: Settlement for $120,000.00
Represented bus occupant versus a municipality for leg injuries sustained as a result of the negligence of the bus driver.
Stockholder v. Corporation
N/AOUTCOME: Settlement for $250,000.00
Represented minority shareholder in a dissolution action against a corporation of which he was formerly an officer. Additional claims included defamation, wrongful interference with contract, and unfai ... r and deceptive acts and practices.
Pedestrian v. Driver
N/AOUTCOME: Settlement for $85,000.00
Represented pedestrian struck on side-walk due to negligent teen age motorist driving vehicle onto side-walk while picking up a contact out of the floorboard.
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