Confidential Truck Accident
Feb 05, 2019OUTCOME: $657,000 Arbitration
Truck Accident - Macomb County
Trucking accident Lawyer
Practice Areas: Trucking Accident, Car Accidents
OUTCOME: $657,000 Arbitration
Truck Accident - Macomb County
OUTCOME: $3.5 million settlement
Macomb County tire separation accident - severe brain injury and multiple orthopedic injuries
OUTCOME: $7 Million Settlement
Case from a Southeast Michigan county
OUTCOME: $2.55 Million Jury Verdict with 30% comparative
83 year old great-grandfather was struck and killed while riding his bicycle when he was crossing the street.
OUTCOME: $3.5 Million Jury Verdict
53 year old was rear ended by semi truck
OUTCOME: Arbitration verdict $625,000
American Fellowship refused to pay allowable expenses incurred by a woman who suffer a brain injury in a car accident. Arbitration included attendant care payments through August 2012.
OUTCOME: Settlement $300,000
OUTCOME: $5.65 million verdict on initial offer of $600,000
The $5.65 million jury verdict in Macomb County Circuit Court was one of the largest awards ever for an automobile accident lawsuit in the area. My client Anthony Broeren was accidentally run over by a ... n acquaintances pick-up truck, propelled head-first into a log cabin and then dragged by the truck. Now he is unable to return to competitive employment, due to injuries from the accident including a slight traumatic brain injury and severe leg injuries. The stakes were significantly high in this case, as the defendant had insurance by Chrysler because he was leasing a Chrysler car under the company’s employee lease program. But the defendants attorneys were successful in removing Chrysler as a named defendant in the case. Behind the scenes, Chrysler took a low-ball settlement position, contending that a friend suing another friend would never get what his injuries were worth, especially in a conservative venue like Macomb County, Michigan. Chryslers offer the day before trial was $1 million.
OUTCOME: Jury verdict in favor of Plaintiff
State Farm refused to pay reasonably necessary medical bills for one of their insured. Jury agreed. Post trial, State Farm agreed to pay both interest and attorney fees pursuant to MCL 500.3142 and 3 ... 148.