Recent Results of Accident Cases Resolved By Michael H. Silvers, A Law Corporation.

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$2.1 Million.

Automobile v. Automobile ¯ An automobile rear ended another automobile, causing the injured party to have multiple surgeries.

$2.1 Million.

Drunk Driver striking passenger ¯ A drunk driver hit another motor vehicle head on, causing an injured passenger to have severe, lifelong injuries.

$2.1 Million.

Product Liability ¯ A defective seatbelt did not function properly, causing injury to the passenger.

$1.5 Million.

Wrongful Death ¯ The injured party died from severe injuries, after being rear ended by another motorist.

$750,000.

Truck vs. Truck ¯ One truck failed to yield to oncoming traffic entering a freeway, striking another truck. Liability was contested, but through the use of forensic experts, the plaintiff prevailed.

$712,000.

Motorcycle vs. Truck ¯ A truck failed to see a motorcycle, running over the bike and rider from the rear. The defendant claimed the motorcycle cut in front of him. Through the use of expert witness, the plaintiff (the injured party) prevailed in court for his substantial damages.

$650,000.

Auto vs. Auto ¯ The plaintiff was a passenger, and the driver of the car he was in, was at fault for the accident. The plaintiff required an operation to his back, and required future medical care.

$425,000.

Freeway Design Flaw/Bus vs. Auto ¯ The client was a passenger on a bus, and the bus negligently collided with a car. The car was at fault, but it was also determined that due to faulty design of the highway, the client was able to also collect damages against the State of California.

$412,000.

Pedestrian vs. Auto ¯ A pedestrian was lawfully crossing the street, when he was struck by a car that went through a stop sign.

$300,000.

 Motorcycle vs. Auto ¯ A car switched lanes and struck a motorcyclist.

$300,000.

Truck v. Train ¯ Plaintiff was a passenger in a truck that unsafely crossed the railroad tracks, and was struck by a train.

$250,000.

Auto vs. Auto ¯ A driver was stopped at a red light and was struck from behind by another motor vehicle.

$170,000.

Pedestrian v. Auto ¯ A jogger was struck by a motorist who went out of control.

$100,000.

Bicycle vs. Auto ¯ A motorist failed to see the plaintiff on his bike, struck him, and the client needed knee surgery

$75,000.

Passenger in Auto ¯ A motor vehicle made an unsafe left turn in front of the client’s car.

$30,000.

Passenger vs. Train ¯ A passenger in a train received injuries from the unsafe maneuvers of a train.

$25,000.

Auto vs. Auto ¯ A motor vehicle ran a red light, striking the clients car, causing soft tissue (neck & back sprain) injuries.

$15,000.