Our client was struck in a serious collision and suffered lasting brain trauma — memory loss, cognitive fog, personality changes, and PTSD — along with neck, hand, and hip injuries. Insurers routinely undervalue “invisible” injuries like concussion and cognitive impairment. We built the case on the client’s full medical record (more than $106,000 in treatment) and recovered $436,974, well above the initial offers.
A property owner failed to fix a known hazard, and our client was badly hurt in the fall. Premises cases turn on proving the owner knew — or should have known — about the danger. We documented the hazard and the resulting injuries and secured a $500,000 settlement, one of the firm’s top premises-liability results.
The at-fault driver carried only a $25,000 policy — far short of our client’s losses. Many injured people assume that’s all they can recover. We pursued the client’s own underinsured-motorist (UIM) coverage and added $100,000 on top, for a total recovery of $125,000.
A young child was injured following a provider’s mistake. Medical-malpractice claims are among the hardest to win, requiring expert support and a high standard of proof. We recovered $175,000 for the family — more than 30 times the documented medical costs.
A child was rushed to the emergency room after a dog attack, requiring imaging, surgery, and follow-up care for hand and leg wounds. Utah law holds dog owners responsible for bites. We handled the claim so the family could focus on recovery and secured a $55,000 settlement.
