Interactive 3D Model Redirects Case Focus

In a contentious Arizona civil rights trial, Chicago attorney Tom Kayes faced a case in which the physical evidence told a different story than the one advanced by law enforcement. Kayes, of Loevy + Loevy, has built a career taking on difficult civil rights cases, including matters involving police brutality, wrongful convictions, sexual harassment, and…

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Seeing Is Believing: How Demonstratives Helped Deliver a $21+ Million Verdict

Complex cases are difficult enough to litigate. Explaining them clearly to a jury is often the bigger challenge. That was especially true in a wrongful death case arising from a fatal shooting in the parking lot of a national chain hardware store located in Portland, OR. Handled by trial attorney Tom D’Amore, the case involved…

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Confidential Settlement in UTV Rollover Case

Medical procediures

Four-wheeling is an exciting and fun activity, allowing people to see backcountry landscapes they otherwise might not reach. When people buy these machines, it would be expected that they include all the safety features necessary to prevent injury. Unfortunately, this was not the case for Doug Winters’ client. The side-by-side Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) he…

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Officer-Involved Shooting Results in $18.75M Verdict

Two armed men chasing person across field

Ten years after Mansur Ball-Bey was shot in the back by St. Louis police, the central question in the courtroom was not abstract. It was physical. The only witness for the victim was dead, all the other witnesses were cops, and there were many unanswered questions. Where was Ball-Bey when the bullet struck him? Where…

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$10M Policy Limit in Swing Set Failure Case

Person trapped under wooden swing set beam

Children playing on a swing set should be having a great time, laughing, seeing who can go the highest, and just enjoying the exhilaration of “flying” through the air. One 9-year old young girl was doing just that when the support beam above her failed, cracking in half and collapsing on her head. The broken…

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$3.6M+ Settlement in Negligence/Wrongful Death Case

Person with deep leg cut near ladder

A trash hauler found that his pull-out bar for removing the trash from his trailer was bent when he was at a recycling and transfer facility. Trying to be helpful, the excavator operator agreed to use his bucket to straighten it out. He neglected to take the trash hauler’s safety into consideration, doing this maneuver…

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$5,000 Offer to $10M Verdict in Auto Collision Case

Aerial view of two cars colliding

Defendants often try to minimize a plaintiff’s injuries and the lifelong effects caused by their transgressions. In the case of Yosha Law’s client, she was in a violent collision caused by a Frito-Lay North America employee driving a pick-up truck, who seemed to be trying to stay close to a company truck. The client was…

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$205M Verdict in Wrongful Death due to Amusement Park Recklessness

Operator securing restraints beside ride control panel

Amusement parks should be a source of happiness, joy, and excitement! Usually attended with family or friends, parkgoers search out thrills in the form of spins, drops, speed, and more. While most parks adhere to strict safety standards, when even one park employee overlooks protocol, tragedy can strike. For one family boarding a drop ride,…

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Insurance Bad Faith Results in $145M+ Verdict

Brain cross-section with hemorrhagic axonal injury

There are many safeguards in place across all industries to ensure that workers are kept safe. Occasionally, injuries still occur, and in those cases worker’s compensation plans usually come in to help. Unfortunately, they don’t always have the best interests of the employee in mind and try to minimize what they have to pay out.…

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$76M+ Verdict in Grocery Store Premises Liability Case

Person shielding face from blue beam

Maintenance is a necessity for any appliance, and grocery stores have giant refrigerator and freezer units that require regular maintenance. In February of 2022, a Kroger Grocery store near Detroit, MI was in the process of transitioning its refrigerant from an older, toxic type to a newer, more environmentally-friendly type. During this process, an HVAC…

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