Some of the firm's settlements and verdicts include:
Borgia v. Coachmen / Auranco, Los Angeles Superior Court. $35,000,000 Jury verdict in favor of a driver who was rendered quadriplegic and suffered brain damage when his "captain chair" broke off of the vehicle floor and his seat belt ripped in half during a frontal collision.
Ulmer v. Takata, Denver District Court. $17,500,000 Jury verdict in favor of a driver who was rendered quadriplegic when her seatbelt retractor failed to properly lock during a rollover accident.
Miller v. Solaglass, Denver District Court. $6,500,000 Jury verdict in favor of a driver who was paralyzed when he was thrown through a defective after-market windshield during a frontal collision.
Auto defect case. $9,500,000 Settlements against multiple defendants in a case involving a brain damaged and quadriplegic driver in a frontal collision.
Product defect case. $8,400,000 Settlement on behalf of two men in a wrongful death case.
Auto defect case. $8,000,000 Settlement on behalf of a university professor rendered quadriplegic during a rollover.
Auto defect case. $6,500,000 Settlement on behalf of a twenty-six year old woman who was paralyzed during a rollover accident.
Auto defect case. $5,500,000 Settlement on behalf of a young girl in a rear collision.
Auto defect case. $4,500,000 Settlement on behalf of a young woman paralyzed when she was ejected during a rollover.
Auto defect case. $4,000,000 Settlements against multiple defendants for the wrongful death of 4 family members.
Auto defect case. $4,000,000 Settlement on behalf of two occupants injured during a rollover accident and for a wrongful death that occurred during the rollover.
Auto defect case. $4,000,000 Settlement on behalf of a boy who was burned during a rear impact accident and for a wrongful death that occurred during the rear-impact collision.
Rollover - auto defect case. $3,750,000 Settlement on behalf of a young marine injured during a rollover.
Auto defect case. $3,300,000 Settlement on behalf of a wife and mother.
Rollover - auto defect case. $3,000,000 Settlement on behalf of a single mother who was paralyzed from the roof crush that occurred.
Rollover - auto defect case. $3,000,000 Settlement on behalf of the driver, a wife and mother of two children who was seriously injured during a rollover.
Frontal collision - auto defect case. $3,000,000 Settlement on behalf of a rear-seated Navy captain who sustained severe injuries during a frontal impact.
Auto defect case. $3,000,000 Settlement.
Auto defect case. $2,900,000 Settlement on behalf of a teacher killed in a rollover.
Auto defect case. $2,600,000 Settlement on behalf of a woman burned alive after a rear impact collision.
Auto defect case. $2,600,000 Settlement on behalf of a young boy paralyzed during a frontal collision.
Auto defect case. $2,500,000 Settlement on behalf of a man rendered quadriplegic during a rollover.
Auto defect case. $1,850,000 Settlement on behalf of a woman killed during a rollover.
Auto defect case. $1,750,000 Settlement on behalf of two children killed during a multi-vehicle accident.
Rollover - auto. $1,600,000 Settlement.
Auto defect case. $1,100,000 Settlement.
Auto defect case. $1,000,000 Settlement of a child who suffered a brain injury in a side impact collision.
The listed recoveries are a sampling of verdicts and settlements and are not representative of all cases this firm pursues. These recoveries and testimonials do not offer any guarantee of case results. Every case is different, and regardless of what friends, family or other individuals may say about what a case is worth each case must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances as they apply to the law. The valuation of a case depends on the facts, the injuries, the jurisdiction, the venue, the witnesses, the parties, and the testimony, among other facts. Each person's legal needs are different, and these materials may not be applicable to your legal situation. No person should act or rely on any information in this site without seeking the advice of an attorney. Please be aware that the transmission of an e-mail inquiry itself does not create an attorney-client relationship. The Gilbert Law Group cannot serve as your counsel in any matter unless you and our firm expressly agree in writing that we serve as your attorney. You should also be aware that the statue of limitations (the deadline imposed by law within which you may bring a lawsuit) may severely limit the time remaining for you to file any potential claims you may have.
