Athens, GA
Personal injury Lawyer at Athens, GA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Wrongful Death ... +3 more
OUTCOME: $170,000 Settlement for Broken Wrist Requiring Surgery
A driver ran a stop sign and crashed into Mr. L's car. He broke his wrist in the accident and had to have surgery to repair it, which required fixing the fracture with a metal plate and screws.
OUTCOME: Policy Limits Settlement for Pedestrian Injured in Car Accident
N.H. was crossing the street when she was hit by a car. She tore every tendon in her knee and spent several days in the hospital. The police report found N.H. at fault for the accident because she wa ... s not crossing in a crosswalk. After interviewing witnesses we determined the driver, not N.H., was at fault for the accident. After presenting this information to the driver's insurance company, it agreed to settle the case for the entire amount of the driver's insurance policy.
OUTCOME: $125,000 Settlement For Torn Rotator Cuff Requiring Surgery
Mr. C was making a left turn when a driver ran a red light and crashed into his car. He tore his rotator cuff in the accident and had to have surgery to repair it. We settled the case for $125,000, w ... hich was the maximum amount of the other driver's insurance and Mr. C's uninsured motorist coverage.
OUTCOME: Policy Limits Settlement For Woman Who Broke Leg In Car Accident
S.M. was driving on Rockbridge Road in Stone Mountain. She had a green light and was driving through an intersection when another driver ran a red light, crashing into her car. S.M. broke her femur i ... n the accident, requiring surgery to repair it. We settled the case for $55,000, which was the total of the at-fault driver's insurance policy and S.M.'s underinsured motorist policy
OUTCOME: $35,000 Settlement For Woman Who Hurt Neck and Back In Car Accident
R.T.'s son was driving on I-20 when his car began having mechanical problems so he pulled off to the side of the road. R.T. went to pick him up and was waiting to pull back onto I-20 when a car ran of ... f the road and rear-ended her at highway speed. Her neck and back were hurt in the accident and she required several months of physical therapy. The case settled for $35,000, which was the entire amount of the at-fault driver's insurance and an additional settlement with R.T.'s underinsured motorist coverage.
OUTCOME: Settled for insurance policy limits
We represented a man who was the victim of a random shooting while visiting his sister at an apartment complex. Due to his injuries, he had to spend several weeks in the hospital. We filed a negligen ... t security lawsuit against the owner of the apartments. After we discovered there had been multiple other shootings and crimes at the apartments the case settled for the insurance policy limits of the apartment complex.
OUTCOME: $77,500 Settlement for Torn MCL Ligament Requiring Surgery
We represented a family whose wife and two young children were involved in a car wreck. The wife tore her medial collateral ligament in the accident, requiring arthoscopic surgery.
OUTCOME: Won at Trial Court
I represented a home builder who was sued by a home buyer. The buyer claimed the builder defectively installed his sewer line, causing expensive repairs. After a trial the court ruled in favor of the ... home builder.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on All Counts
I represented a police officer charged with aggravated assault and aggravated battery. The officer was working an off-duty job in an apartment complex in a bad part of town. The officer tried to s ... top and speak with a man leaving the apartment complex. The man got into his car and tried to flee from the officer. The man then reached under his seat and came up holding what the officer thought was a gun. The officer fired one shot in self-defense. Unfortunately, the man was holding only a cell phone. After a week and a half long trial, the jury found the officer not guilty on all counts.
OUTCOME: Won at Georgia Supreme Court
I represented a motel that was accused of failing to "check on" a guest. After the trial court ruled in our favor, the motel guest's family appealed the decision. I argued and won the case in front o ... f the Georgia Court of Appeals. The motel guest's family appealed again. I argued and won the case in front of the Georgia Supreme Court, which ruled that the motel had no legal duty to "check on" a guest.
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