Case Results
$4.5 Million
Workers Compensation Settlement.
$3 Million
Award to Injured Worker.
$3 Million
Trucking Firm reaches $3 million settlement.
$2.5 Million
Jury Awards $2.5 million in a Wrongful Death Case.
$2.45 Million
Contested liability construction site accident.
$2,263,939
Awarded on behalf of a young man who suffered life ending injury when his vehicle collided with a transport vehicle.
$2 Million
Awarded on behalf of construction laborer injured at work and left paralyzed below the waist.
1.8 Million
Settlement award to an 18 year old passenger in a car crash. The responsible parties were the auto manufacturer for defective seat belt design and the car driver.
$1 Million
Jury awards Oxford man $1 million in crash case.
$1 Million
Woman gets $1M settlement in car crash.
$1 Million
Award upheld for Ex-Trooper.
$741,000
Awarded to 35 year old male involved in an auto accident that required a spinal fusion surgery.
$687,500
Recovered for 42 year old female housekeeper who immigrated from Brazil.
$660,000
Workman Gets $660,000 for Broken Leg.
$600,000
Recovery – 45 year old landscaper injured in car crash who underwent two (2) neck surgeries.
$525,000
Settlement – A charging dog caused client to suffer a fractured ankle that required surgery.
$600,000
Recovery – 45 year old landscaper injured in car crash who underwent two (2) neck surgeries.
$525,000
Settlement – A charging dog caused client to suffer a fractured ankle that required surgery.
$500,000
Settlement – 22 year old suffered a traumatic brain injury.
$660,000
Workman Gets $660,000 for Broken Leg.
$490,000
Secured for police officer injured by the negligent actions of his partner during a high-speed chase.
$388,000
Jury Awards $388,000 to Woman.
$350,000
Settlement – a Bridgeport electrician who underwent three (3) shoulder surgeries following a car crash.
$330,000
$317,000
Head-on motor vehicle accident resulting in injuries to the cervical spine.
$300,000
$300,000
$230,000
$225,000
$200,000
$195,000
$165,000
$160,000
$150,000
$125,000
$120,000
$115,000
$110,000
$90,000
Successful defense and court ordered reinstatement of a police officer, whom the municipality attempted to terminate for alleged non-disclosed medical issues.
Significant Confidential Settlement – Husband-and-wife driving to their ski condo in Killington, Vermont.
Successful defense and court ordered reinstatement of a police officer, whom the municipality attempted to terminate for alleged non-disclosed medical issues.
Significant Confidential Settlement – Husband-and-wife driving to their ski condo in Killington, Vermont.
Additional Case Results
$399,000 settlement for a 67-year-old male resident of a nursing home, who walked unattended from his bed into the bathroom, where he fell, and struck his head. He suffered a subdural, hematoma, resulting in his death.
$105,000 settlement for a 60-year-old man who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle while riding a motorcycle. Contested liability. the tortfeasor had a $100,000 insurance policy on the automobile, and there was no UIM claim. A lawsuit was commenced to undertake discovery regarding the tortfeasor’s assets. When it was determined that he had no real assets or funds, he agreed to pay an additional $5,000 during a mediation.
Settlement of $400,000, to be paid over five years for a 27-year-old woman who was driving on route eight on New Year’s Eve, when she was struck by a car going the wrong way on Rt 8. The tortfeasor was prosecuted for driving under the influence, reckless driving, reckless endangerment, and assault in the third degree. He was sentenced to three years, execution suspended, followed by three years probation. The client lost her left leg below the knee as a result of the collision. The tortfeasor had a $25,000 policy limit on his motor vehicle. His wife owns a house, and agreement was reached to secure a second mortgage on the home.
Settlement of $155,000 for a 38-year-old woman who was thrown from a horse during a trail ride, suffering a fractured shoulder, requiring surgery. Connecticut Statues section 52-557p provides that “each person engaged in recreational equestrian activities shall assume the risk of and legal responsibility for any injury arising therefrom”, unless the injury was directly caused by the negligence of the horse farm. This is a form of limited immunity for horse farms, and other equestrian activities.