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50-year-old female driver was run off the road in Volusia County by a commercial pickup truck. During the impact, the vehicle was spun out of control and the client was thrown sideways and violently pulled back by the seatbelt. Almost 2 years later, the client began to complain of symptoms suggesting a heart injury. During the litigation we contracted with a renowned heart trauma specialist who concluded that in fact the accident caused a disruption of the ascending aorta.
The case settled before trial for $250,000.
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40-year-old female driver was struck head-on by a pizza delivery driver on Poinciana Boulevard in Osceola County. Client suffered minor neck and back injuries but was left with significant pain in her jaw. After evacuations by local jaw specialists, it was determined that the client had significant injury to her temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
After two open jaw joint surgeries, client settled her case for $325,000 before trial.
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18-year-old female driver was struck in the rear by a delivery truck. At first the injuries appeared to be minor however, after several months, the client began to lose sensation in her right arm. After an MRI, it was determined that the client suffered a herniated cervical disc which required surgery.
The case settled for $250,000 before trial.
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25-year-old male was struck crossing the street in a crosswalk by a commercial air-conditioning truck. Client suffered multiple traumatic head injuries.
The case settled for policy limits of $1,000,000.00.
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24-year-old male was involved in a dramatic car accident while being unlawfully pursued by the Seminole County Sheriff's office. Client suffered a severe leg injury.
Case settled for the government agency's policy limits of $100,000.
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22 year-old female was struck by a drunk driver on Colonial drive in Orange County. At first the injuries appeared to be minor however, after several months, client's back pain persisted. After an MRI, it was determined that the client required surgery.
Case settled before trial for $$225,000.
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16-year-old male was a passenger in his parent's vehicle and struck from the rear in Orange County. Client suffered multiple traumatic injuries but did not require surgery.
Despite this the case settled before trial for $200,000.
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56-year-old female driver was struck from the rear in Tampa. Client suffered a traumatic cervical spine injury.
The case settled before trial for the insured's policy limits of $100,000.
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44-year-old female driver was struck at an intersection in Deltona. Client struck her head on the A pillar of the door frame. As a result, she suffered a cranial nerve injury resulting in a mild face drooping.
The case settled before trial for the insurance policy limits of $100,000.
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35-year-old male passenger was struck at an angle and suffered a lower leg injury. Client underwent surgery to reset the tibia.
The case settled before trial for $163,000.
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28-year-old male delivery driver was struck on John Young Parkway when a semi tractor-trailer turned into his path. While applying his breaks, the client fractured his foot.
Case settled before trial for $110,000.
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29-year-old male commercial truck driver was sleeping in the upper berth of his cab. He was struck from the rear by another truck attempting to park behind him. The force of impact threw him to the floor of his cab causing neck and facial injuries.
Case settled before trial for $161,000.
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38-year-old female nurse was working in a hospital in Volusia County when a new air-conditioning system was operated for the first time. Dust from the new ducts were sent into her room which she inhaled. Client suffered a pulmonary injury.
After trial, the client received an award greater than $300,000.
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36-year-old male police officer suffered a low back injury while pursuing a suspect on foot.
After an administrative trial, the officer was medically retired received full disability pension and medical insurance for his lifetime as well as compensation in excess of $60,000.
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32-year-old male police officer suffered a low back injury while on duty.
After an administrative trial, the officer was medically retired, received full disability pension and medical insurance for his lifetime as well as compensation in excess of $30,000.
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44-year-old female rear-ended while stopped in traffic. Client suffered neck and back injuries that did not require surgery.
The case settled before trial for the insurance policy limits of $100,000.
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47-year-old male who rear-ended on two separate occasions: one in Lake Mary Florida and one in West Palm Beach Florida. Our firm attempted to prove that as a result of the injuries of the combined impacts, client required surgery. Both insurance companies hired experts that concluded that the accidents were not the cause for the need for surgery.
Despite this, the case settled before trial for $76,000.
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6-year-old child was playing in front of his house when an unlicensed driver struck him. The child received a serious leg fracture that did not require surgery.
The case settled before trial for the insurance policy limits of $100,000. The money was placed into an annuity which should provide the minor child with ample funds in which to complete his college education.
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32-year-old male was struck in the rear in St. Petersburg causing some minor injuries. During his rehabilitation, the client developed a hernia which required surgery.
Although the insurance company refused to accept responsibility for the hernia that was obviously a result of physical therapy, they nonetheless paid their entire policy limits of $100,000 prior to trial.
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The 48-year-old female was struck at an intersection on the driver's side of her car. Client lost consciousness and suffered a closed head injury. As a result, the client had difficulty with memory, concentration, and experienced a dramatic change in her personality.
The insurance company hired an expert to dispute that the client suffered any injury in the accident. We however, contracted with a nationally recognized expert on closed head injuries in the case settled for $200,000 prior to trial.
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Homeowner client suffered property damage as a result of the three hurricanes that passed through Florida in 2004. The insurance company determined her loss to be $15,000 and refused to pay for specific items that she submitted for reimbursement.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid her $40,000 for her losses and an additional $36,000 over her policy limits.
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Homeowner client suffered property damage as a result of the hurricanes that passed through Florida in 2004. The insurance company refused to pay the client's claim because they hired experts that determined that the house was not damaged by the storm, but rather the damage was caused because of land settlement.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid for the entire rebuilding of the home and an additional $90,000 above the policy limits.
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37-year-old male was struck in a motor vehicle and rolled over two times. The client suffered significant neck injuries that required hospitalization.
The case settled within five days for the policy limits of $80,000.
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21-year-old female college student was rear ended by a commercial van driven by a driver under the influence of cocaine. The client suffered a neck injury that did not require surgery. The case settled before trial for the policy limits of $100,000.
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46-year-old male was involved in two separate motor vehicle accidents resulting in injuries to his neck back and teeth that did not require surgery.
Each insurance company denied responsibility claiming that the other had caused the injuries. Despite this, the case settled before trial for $105,000.
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26-year-old male was working at a construction site when he was run over by a forklift. Client suffered a fractured tibia that required surgery.
The insurance company offered $5,000 to settle the case, but after litigation the case settled for $230,000 before trial.
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The 50-year-old female was struck in the rear while driving her two children in Orange County. Client suffered neck and back injuries that did not require surgery.
The case settled for the insurance company's policy limits of $100,000 before trial.
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62-year-old white male was struck in the rear and Seminole County Florida. Client suffered neck injuries that did require surgery.
The case settled before trial for the insured's policy limits of $110,000.
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14-year-old female required or orthognathic surgery. Health insurance company refused to pay for the surgery claiming it was "dental" and not "medical".
During the litigation, the insurance company agreed to pay for her surgery which exceeded $44,000.
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68-year-old female was accidentally killed during a minor operative surgery. Client had a small accidental death and disability insurance policy that refused to pay for the claim.
During the litigation, insurance company tendered the full policy benefits of $50,000.
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A local Baptist church was burglarized. The thieves took the entire contents of the church including audio equipment, musical equipment and the church's books and records. The insurance company refused to pay the claim stating that they believed members of the church simply removed the items in an attempt to make a false claim.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the entire claim and an additional $105,000 above the policy limits.
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A 40-year-old female homeowner suffered water property damage as a result of a roof leak. When the insurance company delayed payment, the house developed mold and the client suffered respiratory disease.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid for the restoration of the entire home and paid the client $110,000 in excess above her policy limits.
The client then filed a claim for bad faith against the insurance company and received an additional $60,000.
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Plaintiff, a medical provider filed lawsuits against an insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patients.
After several years of litigation, the insurance company paid all of the back bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider over $325,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, a medical provider filed a lawsuit against an insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider billed for services that he did not perform.
After litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all of his outstanding bills interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $58,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, a medical provider filed a lawsuit against an insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly code his bill submissions and that he charged too much for the procedures.
During the litigation the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $50,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly code his bill submissions and that he charged too much for the procedures.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $46,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly document his records and that he charged for services he did not perform.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $43,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the patient was not entitled to benefits under the policy.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $24,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly code his bill submissions and that the services he performed were not necessary.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $16,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly code his bill submissions and that he charged too much for the procedures.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $50,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company had the patient examined by an insurance physician who determined that the treatment received by the provider was not related to her car accident.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $50,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the patient failed to cooperate with the insurance company by refusing to attend an examination with an insurance company physician.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $41,000 beyond the policy limits.
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Plaintiff, medical provider filed a lawsuit against the insurance company for refusing to pay his bills related to services he performed on his patient. The insurance company claimed that the provider failed to properly code his bill submissions and that he charged too much for the procedures.
During the litigation, the insurance company paid the provider all his outstanding bills, interest on the outstanding amounts, and paid the provider $27,400 beyond the policy limits.
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44-year-old male was injured at work and required back surgery.
During the course of the claim client received payment for all of his medical bills, prescriptions, therapy, and lost wages. He also received a lump sum settlement of $152,000.
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42-year-old male was injured on a job site while working in the Bahamas. The insurance company initially denied the claim because it did not occur in Florida.
Shortly before trial, the insurance company accepted the claim, paid all of his outstanding medical bills, lost wages, prescriptions and therapy. He also received a lump sum settlement In excess of $80,000.
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38-year-old police officer was injured in the line of duty. The insurance company initially refused treatment because they claimed that his injury was a result of a non-work-related incident.
Shortly before trial, the insurance company accepted the claim, paid all of his outstanding medical bills, lost wages, prescriptions and therapy. He also received a lump sum settlement in excess of $55,000. Further, after an administrative hearing, he was awarded lifetime medical and pension benefits.
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26-year-old Army veteran was injured at work picking up a heavy object. The insurance company initially refused to offer him surgery that his physicians recommended.
During the litigation the insurance company authorized to surgery, paid for all the bills associated with the surgery and for his lost wages. He also received a lump sum settlement in excess of $80,000.
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36-year-old police officer injured his ankle in the line of duty. At first the insurance company accepted the claim, but later refused to pay for surgery that was required to repair his ankle.
During the litigation the insurance company authorized the surgery, paid for all the bills associated with the surgery and for lost wages. He also received a lump sum settlement will be in excess of $60,000.
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76-year-old female was injured while working at Wal-Mart. She fractured her hip while creating a display. At first Wal-Mart accepted the claim, but later refused to pay for many associated medical needs.
After a series of successful trials, the insurance company authorized surgery, paid for all the bills associated with surgery, purchased her a motorized wheelchair and lift for her car. She also received in excess of $80,000 for legal fees.
