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  • $3 Million Wrongful Death of Process Server

    Achieved a $3 million judgment in the death of a process server who was shot and killed by an estranged husband while serving divorce papers. The process server was hired by the wife’s lawyer to deliver legal documents.

  • Record-Setting $1.85 Million Assault and Battery at Assisted Living Facility

    Secured a $1.85 million jury verdict for a resident assaulted at an assisted living facility in Edinburg, Virginia, marking the 9th highest verdict in the state for 2023.

  • $1.08 Million Wrongful Death - Car/Truck Accident

    Secured a $1.08 million wrongful death verdict for a family after a truck driver fell asleep, causing a head-on collision in Harrisonburg. The crash resulted in the husband's death and serious injuries to his wife.

  • $1 Million Wrongful Death - Plane Crash

    Secured a $1 million settlement for the family of a passenger killed in a small plane crash in Augusta County. The accident occurred when the pilot took off in the wrong direction on a grass runway and failed to clear the trees.

  • $1 Million Personal Injury - Farm Accident

    Successfully represented a farm laborer injured when improperly secured equipment fell from a tractor, causing multiple spinal fractures and severe muscle and ligament damage.

  • $800 Thousand Will Contest

    Secured $800,000 in a settlement for nieces and nephews excluded from an uncle’s estate. The will was altered by the nephew, who was the uncle's attorney-in-fact, to benefit himself, his sister, and her children.

  • $1,450,000 Will Contest - Verdict
    Following a jury trial successfully overturned a will procured through fraud and undue influence which returned the decedent's estate worth over $1.45 million to her rightful heirs.
  • $1,200,000 Trust Dispute
    Recovered over $1,200,000 for children of a decedent in a trust dispute.
  • $1,100,000 Wrongful Death – Single Car Crash

    In this tragic case, we represented the children of a woman who died in a single car crash. She was a passenger in a car driven by an elderly family member. The driver was on the interstate and when she noticed her vehicle drifting out of her lane she jerked the wheel, overcorrecting and causing the vehicle to leave the road and roll, ejecting two passenger, both of whom died. The case was settled without the necessity of filing suit.

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