CASE RESULTS

H.Z. suffered birth related brain injuries due to the Defendant OB/GYN’s negligence.

N.J. was a competitive equestrian who suffered a brain injury while competing at a National level equestrian event. Justice Law was chosen to pursue a claim against the facility for defective conditions at the event that led to this tragedy. Justice Law successfully prosecuted this case and was able to prove that dangerous conditions at the facility led to this accident, resulting in a successful settlement.

P.B. suffered severe brain injuries in a terrible automobile accident. Mr. B's right of way was violated by T.S, who was under the influence of multiple medications, including psychotropics. Ms. S's insurance company failed to tender payment of her $25,000.00 policy of insurance presuit, resulting in a bad-faith lawsuit which subsequently settled for a confidential amount.

H.K. was 25-years old when the defendant driver, while in the course and scope of his employment with G.T., ran a red light as she was making a left turn. Ms. K.‘s injuries resulted in torn labra in both shoulders, and four unsuccessful surgeries attempting to repair same.

C.J. suffered career-ending injuries in a motorcycle accident caused by another car. Justice Law was not only able to successfully prosecute a case against the at fault driver, but also able to prove that the Defendant’s insurance company had acted in “bad faith”, resulting in a settlement far exceeding the available policy limits.

M.N. was 18 years old when he died while swimming in a private pool on a sunny afternoon. The drowning was unwitnessed. Justice Law successfully investigated this mysterious drowning through top experts, proving that defendant's ladder had resulted in entrapment of M.N’s shorts, and the resulting drowning. Justice Law also proved that the Defendant had altered material evidence.

O.N. was a 14 year-old passenger in her Grandparent’s car being driven by her father when he lost control and hit a tree. As a result, O.N. was paralyzed from the mid-chest down. The Defendant’s insurance company failed to investigate the matter for nearly one year pre-suit, and failed to timely offer their $10,000.00 limits of bodily injury coverage. As a result, O.N. sued her father and grandparents. Under Florida law, her recovery was limited to the policy amount as to her father, and to $600,000.00 as to her grandparents. The insurance carrier made the business decision to pay these capped amounts rather than litigate the inevitable bad faith case.

A.K. was employed as a crew member on a private yacht in the Mediterranean. A.K. suffered serious orthopedic injuries while working. Justice Law successfully prosecuted a case against the manager and owner of the yacht, claiming that a defective configuration of the yacht resulted in serious injuries.

P.R. suffered multiple fractured bones and lacerations when he rear-ended a Company tow truck which pulled out in front of him and stopped during rush hour on I-95 in Palm Beach County. Pre-trial, Plaintiff offered to accept $150,000 as full and final settlement. Defendant’s highest offer was $17,000. The jury returned a verdict in Plaintiff’s favor of $250,000 (which was reduced by 20% for Plaintiff’s comparative fault), and the Court entered an Order awarding $200,000 for attorney fees and costs due to the Defendant’s unreasonable rejection of Plaintiff’s pre-trial offer.

M.L. was a passenger in his employer's truck driven by a co-worker when it was struck by P.C, who was driving his parents’ Corvette. As a result, M.L. suffered multiple injuries requiring surgery. The Defendants held a Bodily Injury policy of $100,000.00, and M.L. held an Uninsured Motorist policy of $10,000.00. Rather than simply accept those policies, Cam F. Justice worked to find additional coverage. As a result, an additional $100,000.00 was obtained from M.L's employer's carrier for failing to obtain a valid UM rejection. P.C’s parents were divorced and Cam successfully argued the single $100,000.00 policy limit should be doubled, ultimately recovering $100,000.00 on behalf of each parent. Before accepting the $200,000.00 from the parents' insurance company, Cam required financial affidavits from each Defendant, which revealed the father was a high wage earner. Thereafter, he personally contributed an additional $35,000.00 to the settlement.

W.T. was jogging in his residential neighborhood when F.A’s dog jumped on him, knocking him to the ground. As a result, W.T. injured his shoulder, which ultimately required replacement surgery.

Mr. T. sustained a herniated disk in his neck resulting from a rear-end automobile collision. The Tortfeasor was without insurance and, therefore, Mr. T. filed a claim against his Uninsured Motorist Carrier. This case was settled in suit, after Mr. T underwent cervical spine surgery.

H.G. was rear-ended in his family van by M.M, who held a $25,000.00 policy of insurance. So great was the impact, that Mr. G. ultimately underwent cervical spinal surgery with discectomy and fusion. Ms. M’s insurer refused to tender her limits of insurance presuit, and ultimately paid the sum of $150,000.00 at mediation due to bad faith exposure. An additional $50,000.00 was paid by Mr. G’s underinsured motorist carrier.

Y.G. was rear-ended by J.K, who held a $25,000.00 policy of insurance. Mr. G. ultimately underwent cervical spinal surgery with discectomy and fusion. Mr. K's insurer refused to tender the limits of insurance presuit, and ultimately paid the sum of $112,500.00 at mediation due to bad faith exposure. An additional $20,000.00 was paid by Mr. K.’s underinsured motorist carrier.