Over $500 Million
recovered

Client was a passenger in a vehicle that struck a tree. Injury was a right femur fracture. Health insurance had no right of subrogation in Virginia for these medical bills. As a result, client was able to net the majority of the liability policy.

Our client was a passenger in a vehicle that lost control and crashed into a tree. The impact caused our client to be seen at Sentara Hospital  and then due to the severity of his injuries he was seen two days later at Inova Fairfax. Our client sustained a fracture to his neck, treatment lasted for 14 months. The client’s health insurance paid for all of his treatment. Negotiations back and forth with the health insurance carrier led to them to reduce in favor of our client. Due to the nature of our client’s injuries, and the limited available insurance coverage, the insurance company tendered its $100,000 limits upon request of policy limits. As a result, our client netted the majority of the liability policy. In cases with serious issues and limited liability coverage, success or failure on the Law Firm’s end, depends on our ability to effectively reduce insurance liens.

Client was rear ended while at a stop. The impact caused him to be transported to the hospital for evaluation. Treatment lasted for 18 months, leading to permanency, and the need for future treatment. Medicals exceeded the available insurance coverage. Geico tendered policy limits after a full review of treatment records. 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 merely trying to hitch a ride. He was a passenger (along with other passengers) in the process of entering the Defendant’s vehicle. Despite the car door still being open, the Defendant Driver began to back up the car. As a result of the Defendant’s negligence in moving the car while our client attempted to enter, the car tire ran over his left foot.

He suffered a serious foot fracture. Our client required foot surgery two weeks later, and physical therapy for four months.

Although liability was somewhat in dispute, after extensive back-and-forth negotiations, Geico offered the policy limit of $100,000.

The accident at issue occurred when the defendant swerved into the lane of traffic where the client was driving a mail truck. A serious collision ensued. Liability was not in dispute. The medicals were paid by health insurance. Our paralegal, Grace, was able to then gewt the bills waived. The policy of 100,000 was tendered The bulk of the policy went to the client. The client suffered injuries to his left shoulder, arm, wrist, and neck requiring surgery.

Our client was a passenger in a vehicle that was struck at a high speed by a vehicle that ran a stop sign. The impact caused out client to be med EVAC’d directly to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma. Upon arrival she was diagnosed with a torn aorta, internal bleeding, torn carotid artery, three broken vertebrae, right ribs broken and right fractured Hip and pelvis.

Unfortunately, this client has been permanently impaired and will need continuous future treatment. Due to the nature of our client’s injuries, and the limited available insurance coverage, the insurance company tendered its $100,000 limits upon request of policy limits.

As a result, our client netted the majority of the liability policy. In cases with serious issues and limited liability coverage, success or failure on the Law Firm’s end, depends on our ability to effectively reduce insurance liens.

Our client was rear-ended at the intersection of Route 175 and Washington Blvd. The impact caused blunt chest trauma that required surgery. Allstate’s policy was $100,000. Medicals, after reductions obtained by the law firm, were almost entirely reduced to zero. Mr. Portner was able to obtain the policy and net the client a substantial amount.

Our client sustained permanent injuries due to a head-on collision that occurred in Howard County, Maryland. Due to the nature of our client’s injuries, and the limited available insurance coverage, the insurance company tendered its $100,000 limits upon request of policy limits. The client’s health insurance paid for all of her treatment. Negotiations back and forth with the health insurance carrier led to them waiving the entire lien. As a result, our client netted the majority of the liability policy. In cases with serious issues and limited liability coverage, success or failure on the Law Firm’s end, depends on our ability to effectively reduce health insurance liens.

On February 25, 2020 client was struck head-on by a vehicle that crossed the center line. As a result of this accident, the vehicle was declared a total loss. The client was rushed by ambulance to the emergency room, and she sustained a broken collarbone, in addition to chest wall and rib injuries. The client was referred to an orthopedic surgeon by her primary care physician for treatment of the fractured collarbone. After a course of physical therapy, it became apparent that the fractured collarbone was not healing, and the client was forced to undergo surgery. An open reduction and internal fixation of the clavicle were performed.

Following surgery, the client underwent a round of post-operative physical therapy. The majority of the medical bills were reduced or covered by health insurance. As a result, the client’s net recovery from the liability policy was not affected by medical bills. Case settled for the policy limit of $100,000.00

T-bone accident where our client was driving straight on Route 50 and the Defendant pulled out from a side street and struck the driver’s side of our client’s vehicle. Client suffered serious injuries to his back and left hip. Our client was 25 at the time of the accident, very athletic, and in great physical condition. Erie’s offer was $80,000. Mr. Portner and Mrs. Sadler argued that during surgery the surgeon noted a significant CAM impingement. Clients inabilities and daily struggles were further argued. Erie conceded and offered the full policy.