Plasma Fab V. Scottsdale Insurance Company
Apr 25, 2013OUTCOME: Obtained summary judgment - appeal to be determined
$6MM coverage dispute
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Randall G. Walters's Legal Cases (5)
Dallas, TX
Personal injury Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Class Action ... +3 more
Flores v. Opus West Construction Corp.
Dec 12, 2012OUTCOME: Court granted Defendant’s Motion for Summary Judgment on the issue of legal duty and denied Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration.
Plaintiff claimed he was injured while utilizing a scissor lift, 25 ft above the ground while installing air conditioning ducts that each weighed 50 to 60 lbs and were 32” wide and 68”long. Plaintiff c ... laimed a malfunction or other circumstances caused lift to rise unexpectedly which caused him to take evasive actions to avoid being smashed against a duct when the entire lift fell over which caused Plaintiff to sustain serious injuries including fractures to two vertebrates and his left hip. As a result of the incident in question, Plaintiff claimed he suffered disabling injuries to his head, spinal cord, hip, vertebrates and other portions of his body, mental and physical functioning, etc. Purportedly had over $100k in past medical expenses. Demand was $2 million.
Greg F. Jones, individually, and The Estate of Cassidy Daniel Jones v. Kars Tamminga, individually, and Fri-Tex Dairy, Inc.
May 01, 2012OUTCOME: Take nothing Jury verdict
Successfully defended farm and dairy owner in wrongful death tractor vehicle accident.
Cases tried to Jury Verdict
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Randy has tried over 150 cases to jury verdict in counties all over Texas.
Donald Siegel v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
N/AOUTCOME: Jury awarded $1K to Plt. for past physical pain & mental anguish. Nationwide received a $50K credit from the underlying tortfeasor’s settlement with Plt. resulting in a take nothing judgment against Plt.
Plaintiff made a demand on his own underinsured motorist policy issued by Nationwide for the limits of $100,000. As a result of the accident in question, Plaintiff claimed injuries to his low back and ... neck. He asserted past medical expenses of $20,000 and claimed he could no longer play golf, or participate in numerous sporting activities since the accident including hockey, skating, football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. He claimed in deposition he could no longer play these sports with his son as well. He sued Nationwide for breach of contract and various extra-contractual allegations including violations of the Texas Insurance Code.