Attorney Ali A. Akhtar's Legal Cases

Car accident

Cause No. 265261-1; Nemoto v. Carlyon; County Court No. 2, Travis County, Texas

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OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Plaintiff

Represented a young man who suffered automobile accident injuries in 2000 when an unlicensed girl pulled out from a private driveway onto a main street, directly in front of him, in Austin. He suffere ... d neck and back injuries, and prior to this was a very active and athletic soccer player. The Defendant was loaned the car by her older brother, who knew she was unlicensed. The Defendant's carrier made poor settlement offers both before and during the lawsuit. Took the case to jury trial and achieved a verdict of over fifteen (15) times the carrier's highest offer.

Car accident

Cause No. SC-10-0012; Paige v. Porter; In the Justice Court, Precinct No. 1, Williamson County, Texas

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OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Plaintiffs

Represented mother and minor daughter who were rear-ended by another driver in Round Rock, Texas in the summer of 2009. Clients had no health coverage and waited several weeks before seeking medical t ... reatment. Took case to trial in 2010 and won verdict for clients, negotiated and repaid all medical expenses out of the recovery, and got pain and suffering damages for clients after payment of all expenses.

Car accident

Cause No. 09-1439-CC4; Melanie Kaplan v. Alma Cardona; In the County Court at Law No. 4, Williamson County, Texas

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OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Plaintiff

Represented a woman who was driving through an intersection in Georgetown, when the defendant turned left in front of her, causing a crash that disabled both vehicles. The client underwent two months ... of chiropractic therapy, and the insurance carrier refused to offer even the full medical bills in settlement. Took case to jury trial in May 2012 and won a verdict of almost twice the insurance company's offer.

Car accident

Cause No. D-1-GN-11-001196; Stephen Moss v. Miles Sobhani; In the 419th District Court, Travis County, Texas

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OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Plaintiff

Represented a man who was rear-ended while trying to enter a highway on-ramp, and suffered neck and back injuries, as well as a torn knee ligament. Defense hired an expert medical witness to deny that ... knee tear was caused by the accident. By 10-2 verdict, the 12-member jury found the knee was related to the accident, and awarded past and future medical expenses pertaining to the knee, as well as pain and suffering.

Car accident

Cause No. C-1-CV-11-008590; Vanessa Pryor v. Anastasia Cadena; In the County Court at Law No. 2, Travis County, Texas

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OUTCOME: Jury verdict for Defendant

The client was rear-ended while at a stop and waiting to turn right. She had a variety of injuries and medical treatment, including physical therapy and spinal injections. The insurance carrier denie ... d the injury claim outright, due to minimal / no damage to the vehicle. I post this case, even though it was a loss for me and my client, for two reasons: 1. No experienced trial lawyer can claim to win every case. If you're considering hiring a lawyer who says he/she "wins them all," it's false! Don't hire that person. 2. I am dedicated to representing my clients, even in tough circumstances, faced with tough evidence. It would have been easy to withdraw or drop the case at any point, but I saw it all the way through and fought until the end, and my client appreciated that.

Ali A. Akhtar's Legal Cases (15)

Cause No. 265261-1; Nemoto v. Carlyon; County Court No. 2, Travis County, Texas

Cause No. SC-10-0012; Paige v. Porter; In the Justice Court, Precinct No. 1, Williamson County, Texas

Cause No. 09-1439-CC4; Melanie Kaplan v. Alma Cardona; In the County Court at Law No. 4, Williamson County, Texas

Cause No. D-1-GN-11-001196; Stephen Moss v. Miles Sobhani; In the 419th District Court, Travis County, Texas

Cause No. C-1-CV-11-008590; Vanessa Pryor v. Anastasia Cadena; In the County Court at Law No. 2, Travis County, Texas