Mobile, AL
Insurance Lawyer at Mobile, AL
Practice Areas: Insurance, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: $650,000 Settlement Before Suit Filed
2012 Motocycle wreck in Baldwin county Alabama. The auto driver was a local resident in her 60's. She turned in front of Kris and he could not stop in time. She claimed to not see him coming on his ... sport bike. Kris fractured his Tibia and Fibula in his right leg.
OUTCOME: Settled $2.42 Million Prior to filing lawsuit
Tornado damage to Lumber Mill on April 27, 2011. Prior to our involvement the total offered for structure and contents damage came to approximately $150,000. Unfortunately, there was no loss of Busine ... ss Income coverage. We were retained and resolved the claim within about 6 months.
OUTCOME: $23 Million ($23,000,000)
Hurricane Katrina damage, 2005, to multiple apartment complexes and miscellaneous structures. Approximate total offer prior to our involvement was under 2.5 million. Louisiana attorneys Peter Connick o ... f Connick and Connick along with Attorney Patrick Kehoe and I worked together equally on the claim and many others arising out of Katrina. Both are Great, Great lawyers, to say the least. We settled it in 2007 for $23 Million in addition to the $3 Million offered before we were retained.
OUTCOME: Award - $1.3 Million
Hurricane Katrina damage, 2005. This particular claim did not involve any structure damage, only radio broadcasting equipment. Myself along with Louisiana lawyers Peter Connick and Patrick Kehoe were ... retained after less than $20,000 was offered for all equipment. Excessive depreciation was deducted by the insurance adjusters. Moreover, the policy did not provide replacement cost coverage only actual cash value (after depreciation). We received an award through an alternative dispute resolution process, similar to arbitration, contained in the policy, for $1.3 Million about 8 months after being hired.
OUTCOME: $1 Million Policy Limit Tender before Suit
March 11, 2005 automobile accident resulting in Mr. Newman's death. A cement mixing truck negligently crossed the centerline causing a head on collision with the vehicle driven by Mr. Newman. The comm ... ercial truck coverage covering the Cement truck totaled $1 million.
OUTCOME: Verdict - 1.4 Million
Mary injured her thumb while on the job and had to file a workers compensation claim for a minor surgery before returning to work. However, the Defendant fired her instead of allowing her to return ... to work, for no reason other than filing the WC claim.
OUTCOME: Settled before trial 1.3 Million
Road construction negligence. Jay was a passenger in a vehicle driven by a friend. The accident occurred right before sunset. One or all of the defendants removed or contributed to the removal of "Chev ... ron" signs or directional arrow signs in a sharp curve in order to park their equipment off the side of road at night before returning to work the next day. Moreover due to fresh asphalt there was no striping on the roads any longer and the defendants failed to use temporary lane lines until the permanent lines could be painted. Without the signs and lane lines to warn of the approaching curve and the lower speed limit sign, also removed, the boys could not see the curve. They drove off the road and in to a tree. Jay received a Brain injury.
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