This case involved a defective medical product that caused permanent damage to the client, a young mom.
I represented the family of a man who was killed by a defective product.
I represented a woman who had a leg amputated due to professional negligence.
I represented the family of a beautiful 46 year old wife and mother who was killed by a drunk driver. The perpetrator paid $220,000.00 above his policy limits to settle the case.
I sued the property insurer after a legitimate claim was denied based on a “wear and tear” exclusion in a policy. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
I sued the property insurer after denial of a claim based on an alleged failure to cooperate clause in a policy (among other defenses). We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
I sued my client’s property insurer who denied the claim by alleging that the damage was not the type covered under the Policy. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company denied the claim alleging that the damage occurred outside the policy period. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company alleged that the damage was not from a covered cause of loss. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
I was co-counsel on a case brought by several hundred royalty owners against a major oil and gas producer.
The insurance company denied the claim based on a co-insurance clause in a commercial insurance policy. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
I sued the property insurer after a legitimate claim was denied based on a “wear and tear” exclusion in a policy. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company alleged that the damage was not from a covered cause of loss. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company alleged that the damage was not from a covered cause of loss. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company alleged that the damage was not from a covered cause of loss. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
The property insurance company alleged that the damage was not from a covered cause of loss. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
I represented a distributor against a manufacturer in a contract dispute. The case was in Federal Court and settled on the eve of trial.
I represented a property owner who was not properly credited with a payment which resulted in a foreclosure.
The property insurance company denied the claim alleging that the damage occurred outside the policy period. We sued for breach of contract, bad faith and violations of the “Prompt Payment of Claims” statute.
