Over $500 Million
recovered

Our client sustained permanent injuries due to the negligence of an intoxicated driver. The client swerved to avoid the collision causing the vehicle to go into a ditch and catch fire. Our client sustained bilateral broken heels, 2^nd degree burns and sciatic nerve damage. After months of treatment, our client was diagnosed with Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome which unfortunately does not have a cure as of today. Due to the nature of our client’s injuries, and the limited available insurance coverage, the at fault insurance company tendered its $100,000 limits upon request of policy limits. While the client’s insurance company provided 35,000. Our Paralegal, Beth Arbogast, had to obtain extensive reductions from the health insurance carrier. In the end, almost all liens and bills were written off. Our client netted over fifty percent of the total settlement offer.

This accident occurred when the Defendant was driving a tractor-trailer in the HOV lane on I-66. He apparently saw a police officer and attempted to quickly switch out of that lane undetected. In doing so, he struck our client’s vehicle. Our client’s car was dragged six hundred (600) feet off the road, striking a jersey wall. The Defendant was cited for the accident and had a suspended license at the time.

As a result of this accident, our client sustained a broken wrist and a medial meniscus tear. Knee surgery was recommended to repair the tear. Our client endured this surgery, and then went to months of physical therapy. He had medical expenses of approximately $37,000.

To obtain the best possible result for our client, in the timeliest manner possible, attorney Simran Rahi represented our client in a mediation. After back-and-forth negotiations, the insurance company offered $135,000.

Our client was a passenger in the vehicle of the defendant (Allstate Insured). The defendant made an unsafe left turn in front of opposing traffic and was struck on the passenger side. Our client had to be assisted out of the vehicle as he sustained a broken sacrum and broken wrist. He was hospitalized following the accident and had a long road to recovery from these injuries once discharged from the hospital.

Health insurance paid most of the bills so the client netted the majority of their settlement. Initial offer was $75,000 and the case resolved for $134,422.

Our client was rear-ended while at a complete stop. The impact caused him to sustain injuries to his back, neck, and left shoulder. Treatment lasted for 10 months which included shoulder surgery as well as pain management and physical therapy. Due to the considerable treatment and injury we were able to obtain policy limits from the at fault insurance carrier Progressive as well as an substantial offer from the client’s own insurance. Our Paralegal, Beth Arbogast, had to obtain extensive reductions from multiple providers as well as a massive reduction from the health insurance carrier. In the end almost all liens and bills were written off.

In this case, our client was shopping with her friends and family at Chesapeake Marketplace. As she walked towards the store, she stepped on an extremely uneven and broken piece of concrete. She was rushed to the hospital for evaluation.

After extensive testing, she was diagnosed with a Lisfranc fracture dislocation with disruption of the Lisfranc ligament, and an intra-articular fracture of the lateral plantar base of the fourth metatarsal. She eventually required surgery, including an open reduction, and surgical fusion.

She required follow-up physical therapy. Despite enduring this surgery, our client required an additional ankle arthroscopy and removal of deep hardware.

Liability in this case was contested, and suit was filed. American National made no offer prior to suit. However, once suit was filed, the insurance company tendered $130,000. Thus, we were able to settle the matter prior to trial.

Aggravation case. Client had rotator cuff surgery 3 months prior to the accident. Prior lumbar surgery, and knee issues. Claims all were aggravated. Treatment largely physical therapy. Medicals totaled $18,000.

At the time of this accident, our client was just 21-years old. He was a front-seated passenger when the car he was in was struck head-on. He sustained a complete anterior cruciate ligament tear, which required surgery. This surgery involved replacing a tendon, and securing a screw in his knee permanently. Our client missed thirteen weeks of work due to this accident.

After providing the insurer with substantial lost-wage information, they agreed to consider this as an aspect of the claim. Naturally, there was a dispute as to what percentage of the knee injury was pre-existing.

After thorough back-and-forth negotiations, the insurance company agreed to raise their initial offer, and settle this matter for $125,000.

Pedestrian seriously injured in Prince George County case resolved in September 2021.

Our client was walking when he was hit by a vehicle that was making a U-turn at an intersection in Prince George County, MD. He was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. The impact left our client with significant injuries to his head, legs, and shoulders. In addition, he sustained a nondisplaced skull fracture. All of this caused our client, Mr. Shen to be forced to use a wheeled walker to be able to move around. When our client finished his treatment and his paralegal, Christine Phong, gathered all the medical bills and records, she submitted the demand to the at-fault party’s insurance, GEICO. The carrier at first low call the claim. The adjuster hinted that Mr. Shen might have difficulty conveying his damages since he only spoke Chinese. After several rounds of negotiations, Christine Phong with the help of the attorney, Jonathan Portner, to settle of the case with a final offer of $122,000.00. Christine speaks Chinese Mandarin and was able to pull from our client each and every aspect of his pain and suffering.

Claim against State Farm. Vienna, Virginia accident claim. Client sustained multiple fractures and was admitted to Fairfax Hospital. Experienced cognitive impairment. Case resolved for all the available insurance company.

Claim against USAA Insurance Company. Columbia, Maryland automobile accident claim. Client’s medical expenses were under $20,000. The case centered around a large lost wage claim. After the Mediation, defense counsel agreed the policy should be offered.