Jeff Janssen v. Vesta Holdings, III, LLC

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OUTCOME: Judgment for plaintiff

The defendant tried to acquire my client's land at a tax sale. However, the defendant did not give my client the notices required by law. I filed a declaratory judgment action and the court determine ... d that the defendant's attempted acquisition of the land was void and that my client still owned the land.

Janet Dawn v. Twin City Fire Ins. Co.

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OUTCOME: Favorable settlement for client

Insurance company settled with my client for a minimal amount by misrepresenting what insurance coverage was available. I filed suit and the insurance company agreed to pay close to the truly availabl ... e coverage.

Martha Dannar v. Timothy Mozingo

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OUTCOME: Favorable settlement for client pre-suit

Driver crossed center line on a curve and collided head on with client, causing her to sustain severe injuries.

Earnest Scharnhorst v. Donald Mohrmann

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OUTCOME: Plaintiff's verdict

Karl Reynolds v. IHP Industrial

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OUTCOME: Favorable settlement for client

Workers' compensation case regarding brain injury to pipe fitter. Client was permanently and totally disabled as a result of the workplace injury and the employer settled the case by paying a lump sum ... approximating future permanent total disability benefits.

Opal Edwards v. K-Mart

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OUTCOME: Favorable settlement for client

Gene Sewell v. K-Mart

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OUTCOME: Favorable settlement

Dan Kerns v. Hy-Vee, Inc.

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OUTCOME: Plaintiff's Verdict

Debra Belliveau v. HAC, Inc.

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OUTCOME: Plaintiff's Verdict

Ms. Belliveau slipped and fell in the entrance of a grocery store. It had been raining and even though the store had laid out mats, the entire entrance, including the mats, was soaked. Ms. Belliveau ... sustained a burst fracture of one of the vertebrae in her spine. She had surgery and a lengthy recovery. The jury found the grocery store to be 70% at fault and Ms. Belliveau 30% at fault and awarded her a significant damages verdict.

Bill Davis v. City of St. Joseph

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OUTCOME: Plaintiff's Verdict

Mr. Davis went to have breakfast at the airport cafe in St. Joseph. The building where the cafe was located was owned and maintained by the city. The building's entrance had floor mats. When Mr. Dav ... is stepped through the door, his foot caught on the edge of one of the mats. The edge of the mat was raised or curled up. He fell hard to the ground and fractured the humerus bone in his shoulder. Mr. Davis had to have shoulder replacement surgery. The jury found the city 100% at fault and awarded Mr. Davis a significant damages verdict.