Aratta Law Firm

$500,000

Auto vs. Auto - Traumatic Brain Injury

A passenger in a vehicle being driven by a friend sustained injuries to their spine and experienced subsequent traumatic brain injuries when their vehicle was struck by a negligent driver. After extensive medical procedures and a lengthy healing process, a detailed demand was submitted, and negotiations were initiated with the insurance company. The insurance company initially argued lack of causation, however due to our prompt preliminary investigations and fact gathering, causation became apparent and a policy limit settlement was finally reached for the client.

$350,000

Auto vs. Auto - Spinal & (TMJ) Jaw Injuries

The client was rear-ended while stopped in traffic, sustaining injuries to his jaw and spine. After emergency treatment and a lengthy healing process, a detailed demand was submitted, and a subsequent mediation led to a settlement without further litigation.

$250,000

Auto vs. Pedestrian - Spine, Knee, and Shoulder Injuries

The responsible party’s insurance company consistently argued that some of the injuries sustained by the client were pre-existing, with an initial offer of $50,000.00. After filing suit, extensive litigation, and several mediations, the case was resolved for $250,000.00.

$250,000

Truck vs. Auto - Spinal Injuries

Client was rear-ended by a truck at high speed, causing extensive injuries. Liability was initially disputed, with the traffic report placing the client at fault. After hiring an expert to extract data from the client’s vehicle, it was established that the client was not responsible. The matter was resolved for the policy limits after lengthy negotiations and an underinsured motorist claim.

$100,000

Auto vs. Auto - Spinal Injury

The client developed severe spinal pain after being rear-ended. The insurance company disputed causation, disregarding objective medical findings. After submitting demand letters, extensive negotiations, and a mediation, the claim was settled for policy limits of $100,000.00 without surgical procedures or further litigation.