Ronald Lee Brown, Jr. v. Miller Seabrooks, S&M Moving and Storage, d/b/a SM Moving & Storage |
Harrisonburg, Virginia personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendants on auto negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $1.5 million in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of a trucking accident. |
Kimberly D. Adkins v. Appalachian Power Company |
Huntington, West Virginia personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
Melissa Scott and Clifford Keith Scott v. David Marshall, Marshall Trucking, Inc., Hillco Transport, Inc. |
Huntington, West Virginia personal injury truck wreck lawyer represented Plaintiffs, who sued defendants on auto negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of a trucking accident caused by Marshall |
Laura Curtin and Charles Curtin v. Ethicon, Inc. et al. |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on Pharmaceutical Personal Injury Product Liability theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of a defective and unreasonably dangerous product. |
Lacy Wright v. Boston Scientific Corporation |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on product liability theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of a defective and unreasonably dangerous product designed, manufactured and/or sold by Defendant. |
Floyd Nelson v. Encompass PAHS Rehablitation Hospital, LLC, d/b/a Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Littleton |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a premises liability negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident on Defendant's property. |
Julia Valdes v. Target Corporation |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a premises liability negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident in one of Defendant's stores. |
Russell Wolfe and Debra Wolfe v. Mary Jo Haverland |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on negligence theoris claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
David Irwin v. Song-Yi-Annie-Byun Lewis |
Denver, Colorado personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on an auto negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
Madeline Lee Williams v. Joshua Dwain Williams |
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James Williams v. Smyrna Residential, LLC et al. |
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Lianne Evertt v. Verde Canyon Rail Road, L.L.C. |
Prescott, Arizona personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. $1 (04-20-2022 - AZ) |
Derrick Monet v. Tesla, Inc. |
San Jose, California plaintiff personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a product liability theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident caused by a defective and unreasonably dangerous product designed, manufactured and/or sold by Defendant. |
Michael E. Rogers v. Robert M. Thames |
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Adriana J. Quintero v. Steven A. Weinkauf |
Redwood City, California personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant intentional infliction of emotional distress and domestic violence theories. |
Daniel Juarez v. Zachary Keaton |
Las Vegas, Nevada personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on an auto negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
Shirley Tucker-Collins and David Collins v. Maverik, Inc. |
Spokane, Washington personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $458,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
Rochelle Sytsma v. Phillips 66 Company |
Seattle, Washington personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a premises liability theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident in one of Defendant's stores. |
Irina Koshilka v. K1 Speed, Inc. |
Portland, Oregon personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff who sued Defendant on a negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident. |
Steven Renderos, et al. v. Clearview AI, Inc., et al. |
San Francisco, California personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiffs, who sued Defendants on negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of Defendant's negligence acts, errors and/or omissions and lack of due care. |
Nickie Vargas v. Costco Wholesale Corporation |
Los Angeles, California personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a premises liability theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an accident in one of Defendant's stores. |
John Gruttenmeyer v. Transit Authority, of the City of Omaha, et al. |
Omaha, Nebraska civil rights lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendants on Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) violation theories. |
LEIGH TURAY vs BRUCE MCCRAY |
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DINH NGUYEN vs HOA NGUYEN |
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Frances Bradden v. Hewlett Packard, Inc. |
Waco, Texas personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a product liability negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a result of a defective and unreasonably dangerous product designed, manufactured and/or sold by Defendant. |
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