In court in Pennsylvania, a car accident attorney from The Brod Law Firm tried this case which involved a single, 30-year-old male engineer who was involved in a motor vehicle collision receiving only emergency room treatment and one physician office visit for neck and back sprain and laceration of upper back. Injuries: Keloid disfigurement developed at injury on the back, which was confirmed by dermatologist.

$50,000 policy limits obtained from defendant’s carrier and $100,000 policy limits from client’s uninsured motorist carrier. The case involved a 33-year-old married correctional officer who was rear-ended near highway ramp in Pennsylvania. Our car accident attorney was able to prove that injuries sustained were: herniated cervical disc requiring fusion/discectomy and scarring.

Case involved 79-year-old female pedestrian volunteer whom, while utilizing a cane, was knocked down by motor vehicle stopping at a traffic light. Injuries: left depressed tibial plateau fracture, left medial collateral ligament tear and contusions. Despite her age, this remarkable woman made an exceptional recovery and eventually resumed her daily walks of a mile each day.

A Brod Law firm Pennsylvania car accident attorney tried this case, involving a 24-year-old flight attendant rear-ended by a tractor-trailer. Injuries: Torn medial meniscus requiring arthroscopic diagnosis and surgical repair.

This case involved 44-year-old housewife who went to pet her neighbor’s Rottweiler. Though the dog reportedly had no history of vicious propensities our personal injury lawyers were able to garner this amount for injuries. The woman was bit on her face causing disfigurement requiring plastic surgery.

In this case, our The Brod Law Firm successfully negotiated the settlement for a case involving a 55-year-old physical therapist passenger in vehicle involved in intersectional collision. She received policy limits recovery plus $50,000 UIM policy limits recovery from her own auto insurance carrier. Limited tort option applied. Injuries: Herniated cervical discs requiring anterior cervical discectomy with iliac bone fusion, scarring, reflex sympathetic dystrophy and disability.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area product liability lawyers and personal injury lawyers tried this case which involved a 65-year-old auto parts supervisor who himself rear-ended an uninsured vehicle stopped on the highway that had no emergency flashers in operation. Injuries: back and neck sprains and strains lumbosacral radiculopathy dislocated hip, knee arthoscopy.

This case involved a 59-year-old police officer, on verge of retirement, who was rear-ended by a jackknifing tractor trailer. Injuries: fractured toe and fracture of posterior glenoid margin of shoulder requiring surgery.

Case involved 21-year-old student who sustained multiple trauma when her car was hit by oncoming vehicle. Limited tort applied. Injuries: Tibial fracture, wrist fracture and femur fracture, requiring surgical intervention.

Medical Malpractice case involved wrongful death of a 55-year-old contractor from heart attack due to premature emergency room discharge, failure to monitor cardiac status and failure to administer life saving medication.

Case involved 33 year old housewife with previous partial disability, recovering from back and neck injuries suffered in prior serious auto accident, involved in second head-on collision as a passenger 5 weeks later and developed debilitating medically substantiated chronic pain syndrome of back and neck lacking any abnormal objective findings. Limited tort case.

Case involved medical student being rear ended by station wagon. Injuries: back and neck sprains, abnormal EMG test suggestive of cervical radiculopathy.

In this case, Pennsylvania product liability lawyers and personal injury lawyers from The Brod Law Firm were able to receive damages for a 32-year-old stone mason injured due to scaffolding collapse causing a 15 foot fall. Injuries: herniated and bulging lumbar discs, chip fracture of lumbar vertebrae and wrist fracture.

$50,000 policy limits award in uninsured motorists arbitration, plus $150,000 bad faith damages against insurance company to married, 37-year-old O.R. nurse for failure to promptly settle her pain and suffering claim for the policy limits. Our car accident attorney was able to prove that ample documentation was provided early in the case to support the likelihood of a case value in excess of the policy limits. Injuries: Back sprain and strain with herniated disc requiring surgery 8 months after the motor vehicle accident.