Some Recent Case Results
$6 Million
Trucking Accident
$4.1 Million
Workplace Injury
$2 Million
Motorcycle Accident
$1.8 Million
Car Accident
$1.5 Million
Dog Attack
$1.3 Million
Car Accident
$1.15 Million
Workplace Injury
$1.1 Million
Misdiagnosis
$865,000
Car Accident
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