Dulaney, Lauer & Thomas

$6.3M

Trucking Accidents

This was a tragic case occurring in Virginia, in which a 36 year old husband and father of 4 was killed in a truck collision. We utilized economic experts to determine the tremendous economic loss to his family and litigated the case in state court. Successful resolution of this case allowed the man's surviving wife and children to cover their future economic needs as they moved forward with their lives.

$2.5M

Trucking Accidents

A 35 year old husband and father of two was killed by a tractor trailer in Kentucky. He was traveling from his home in Virginia to Indiana for a new job. At first, the trucker's insurance company tried to deny liability. With the help of accident reconstruction experts, the case settled through mediation. His surviving wife and children were able to move forward with their financial obligations covered.

$2.4M

Trucking Accidents

In this case, a 64 year old woman suffered internal injuries and permanent spinal injury after being rear-ended by a truck in Culpeper County. The truck driver was distracted by his phone. Due to the severity of her injuries, the case took over 3 years to resolve. We utilized a life care planning expert to assist in calculating her future medical needs. The insurance company settled at mediation, just prior to the jury trial date.

$1.8M

Motorcycle Accidents

The facts of this collision, insurance company name, and parties are confidential. However, we were able to obtain this recovery to assist our client with serious future medical needs.

$1.5M

Motorcycle Accidents

Our client, a 68 year-old Harley rider was enjoying a Sunday ride in western Loudoun County. He was seriously hurt when a distracted driver made a left turn right in front of him. He suffered several fractures to his knee, legs, and hip which required 3 surgeries. We forced the insurance company to pay the maximum amount - $1,500,000. This was vital to covering our client's future medical needs.

$1.4M

Wrongful Death

This was a tragic fatal collision occurring in Fauquier County. The at-fault driver was distracted by a cell phone. By agreement of the parties, the parties' identities and facts of the accident (beyond the settlement amount) are confidential.