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Automobile Accident
Wrongful Death
Description:
The case involved a 27-year-old single male who on Thanksgiving Day was operating his truck with his best friend as a passenger. When passing through an intersection in South Minneapolis, they were struck by a City of Minneapolis squad car, which had come through a stop sign and lacked any emergency lights. Both the 27 -year-old male and his best friend were killed. This represents the largest jury award in Minnesota for death of a single young adult.
The case involved a 27-year-old single male who on Thanksgiving Day was operating his truck with his best friend as a passenger. When passing through an intersection in South Minneapolis, they were struck by a City of Minneapolis squad car, which had come through a stop sign and lacked any emergency lights. Both the 27 -year-old male and his best friend were killed. This represents the largest jury award in Minnesota for death of a single young adult.
Car Accidents
Neck, Back and Spine Injuries
Description:
Settlement for a young man who was rendered a quadriplegic when he was rear-ended by a negligent driver.
Settlement for a young man who was rendered a quadriplegic when he was rear-ended by a negligent driver.
Premises Liability
Spinal Cord Injuries
Description:
A teenage girl was partially paralyzed when she tripped or fell into a swimming pool that was under construction at her family's home. The swimming pool contractor settled before trial and the jury found the girl's parents responsible for negligent supervision.
A teenage girl was partially paralyzed when she tripped or fell into a swimming pool that was under construction at her family's home. The swimming pool contractor settled before trial and the jury found the girl's parents responsible for negligent supervision.
Bicycle Accidents
Broken Bone Injuries
Description:
Bike vs. truck accident resulting in significant injury to client's left arm.
Bike vs. truck accident resulting in significant injury to client's left arm.