Berry Law: Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Lawyers helped victim receive a $1,000,000 settlement in a 2019 injury case.
Client was involved in a motorcycle crash with underinsured driver who violated a stop sign. Although the other driver violated a stop sign, the manner in which the client was driving caused serious concerns about the Client’s culpability for the accident. The client, who was a truck driver before the crash, sustained serious injuries. The client was awarded social security disability due to his injuries in the crash. We negotiated a resolution with Nebraska Medicaid so the client could keep the proceeds of his settlement in a trust, and not jeopardize his Medicaid eligibility. Approximately $1.0 Million Total Recovered
Client was a passenger in an accident and faced over $100,000 of medical bills. Driver’s liability insurance only covered up to $25,000 in medical expenses, leaving client at a substantial loss. Berry Law: Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Lawyers was able to get all expenses covered through other insurance the client was unaware of by successfully proving that he was eligible and that their claims about his ownership of “junk” vehicles did not remove his rights to due compensation. All medical expenses were paid for by insurance and approximately $282,000 total recovered.
Client was a passenger in an accident and faced over $100,000 of medical bills. Driver’s liability insurance only covered up to $25,000 in medical expenses, leaving client at a substantial loss. Berry Law: Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Lawyers was able to get all expenses covered through other insurance the client was unaware of by successfully proving that he was eligible and that their claims about his ownership of “junk” vehicles did not remove his rights to due compensation. All medical expenses were paid for by insurance.
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