Everett, WA
Personal injury Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Brain Injury
OUTCOME: Plaintiff Verdict $573,000.00
Plaintiff was injured when a snow plow/tow plow combination crashed into his vehicle while on I-90. The State of Washington's top settlement offer on this case before trial was $35,000.00.
OUTCOME: $495,000.00
Slip and fall at a commercial establishment.
OUTCOME: $1,000,000.00
Moderate Rearend Collision
OUTCOME: $900,000.00
Construction Injury at Seattle Center. Fall from ladder.
OUTCOME: $630,000.00
Client was involved in an offset head on collision. Aside from muscular injuries, he experienced symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis and was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Nine months later, client wa ... s involved in a motorcycle crash, sustaining a head injury, lacerations and a broken arm, as well as aggravation of Multiple Sclerosis. Liability was contested by both defendants, as well as whether the collisions "lit up" the previously dormant Multiple Sclerosis. The case settled shortly before trial.
OUTCOME: Verdict for $152,443
Plaintiff was rearended by a dumptruck. Plaintiff sustained soft tissue neck and back injuries, with bulk of the treatment being physical therapy. Significant interference with her daily activities d ... uring the time of treatment. Defendant's top offer of settlement prior to trial was $75,000.
OUTCOME: $1,215,000, plus a confidential amount from Subaru
Settlement of $1,215,000 included funds from John Doe's insurer and plaintiff's UIM insurer as well as a partial reimbursement waiver from plaintiff's health insurer. In addition, a confidential amoun ... t was received at mediation from Defendant Subaru. Plaintiff was a passenger in a Subaru being driven by John Doe. The vehicle rolled. During the roll, plaintiff's door opened and her leg was rolled over by the vehicle. Substantial injury to the leg, but no amputation required. A negligence claim was pursued against the driver and a product liability claim for defective design was pursued against Subaru with respect to the passenger door latch and restraint system.
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