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Is your law firm too busy to handle the more complicated cases that come your way? If you refer a case to our team, we can handle it from start to finish and pay you a percentage of the fees we receive.

We Take the Time to Maximize a Settlement

Getting the largest settlement for a client undoubtedly takes time. Not all law firms have the bandwidth to handle every case they receive. When you refer a case to us, we’ll work hard to maximize the settlement so you and the client walk away happy.

We have signed six-figure referral checks on single cases, and we’re ready to cut a check for you, too.

We Aren’t Afraid to Go to Trial

Many law firms settle cases pretrial because it’s both cost-effective and timely. Our team, however, will take any case to trial if we feel it reaps the best results. If you have a case that you think will benefit from a trial verdict but don’t have the time to take it all the way, bring it to us. We’ll reward you for your referral.

Complex Cases Don’t Scare Us

If you’re considering referring your case to another law firm, you can trust our team to handle the most complex of cases. We have experience in a variety of practice areas, with specialization in child injuries, negligent design of buildings and structures, and class action product liability.

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Put simply, every time you refer a case to us, you get paid. This is passive income for your firm and will result in increased credibility.

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$11.9M Settlement

Civil Rights / Pretrial Detainee / Medical Negligence

Our law firm obtained a global settlement of $11.9 Million from multiple at-fault parties, including corporations and government agencies, for our client who was a pretrial detainee in a county jail and the victim of medical negligence and deliberate indifference to his serious medical needs in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Our black male client was in his 20s when he was arrested on serious criminal charges and held no bond. While playing basketball out in the yard, he fainted suddenly. Although he was seen by a jail nurse, he was not evaluated by a medical doctor. He was discharged back to his cell without going to an outside facility. Over the next few weeks, correctional officers noticed he was passed out in his cell but, again, he was never evaluated by a medical doctor. In the last episode of syncope, he never regained consciousness and spent the rest of his life in a persistent vegetative state. We filed lawsuits against the county, the Sheriff, the private correctional healthcare corporation, and individual nurses and medical providers in federal court in the Middle District of Florida. Although our main theories were medical negligence and deliberate indifference to serious medical needs, we also had theories that the County and Sheriff were negligent in selecting the private correctional healthcare company in the first place based on their terrible history in other jails and prisons around the nation.

Based on how we creatively and aggressively litigated this case in federal court, we convinced the County to pay more than the cap under Florida's limited waiver of sovereign immunity. The initial offers in the case were in the low five figures but eventually, the full policy limits were obtained from all available insurers.

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$7M Verdict

Estate of Geraldine M. Pace v. Crouse Health Hosp., Inc., et al. / Medical Malpractice / Onondaga County, NY

$5M Verdict

Rear-End Collision/ Car Accident

Our client was the rear-seat passenger in a car service arranged to take her back and forth to medical appointments. The driver of her car caused an accident and refused to call 911. After our client was dropped off at home she filed a police report and sought medical treatment for, among other things, neck, back, and tooth issues.

When the transportation company refused to participate in the litigation we sought and obtained a default. A jury returned a verdict of $5,000,000 in an undefended trial. We then partially collected on that judgment from the defaulted company, which later filed for bankruptcy, and pursued other available avenues to make our client whole.

$5M Settlement

Wrongful Death - MVC

Our law firm represented a family who suffered a life-altering loss on Christmas Day. The patriarch of the family had recently become a grandfather. When all the family gathered at his house for Christmas festivities, he and his adult son ran out to the local gas station to grab soda and chips. It was only a few blocks from his house. The son drove his father there and began the short drive home. Tragically, another driver (a young man headed to his own parent's house for Christmas) blew a solid red light causing a massive T-Bone collision. The son-driver sustained very serious orthopedic injuries and a traumatic brain injury (TBI). His father-passenger spent some time in the hospital before tragically dying as a result of his injuries.

Although the available insurance policy limits were only $100,000/$300,000 our law firm filed a lawsuit and thoroughly investigated the case. Liability wasn't really an issue, as the defendant-driver admitted fault, but we believed he must have been distracted to cause such a terrible crash. After retaining a cell phone forensic expert we learned that the defendant-driver was using his cell phone to search the internet for prostitutes.

We sought leave to amend to seek punitive damages. We demanded a settlement in excess of the policy limits to settle because, in our view, the at-fault driver's insurance company committed bad faith by not tendering the full policy limits much sooner and allowing us to uncover this damning evidence. That insurance company ultimately agreed to pay us $5 Million total ($4 Million for the wrongful death and $1 Million for the son's injuries) without having to try the first case or even file a lawsuit for bad faith.

Confidential Settlement on behalf of a client who suffered a burn injury as the result of a product defect.

$4M Settlement

We secured a $4M settlement for the family of a deceased man after his car was t-boned in an intersection in Pasco County, Florida.

$3.2 Million Verdict

Megan Alvira v. Barbara Lynn Jeter // Traumatic Brain Injury - MVC // Lee County, Florida

Yesterday afternoon, after nearly five hours of deliberation, a Ft. Myers jury delivered a resounding verdict, awarding our 22-year-old client $3.2 million in damages stemming from a T-bone car crash in 2021. This remarkable decision marks the end of a fiercely contested legal battle over liability, cause, and permanent brain injury, against State Farm, the defendant's insurer. They alleged that our client ran a stop sign, while we maintained that their client failed to yield, was distracted or didn't notice our client, who was proceeding through an intersection after she had legally stopped.

The trial was bifurcated. In Phase I, held a few months ago, a jury found the defendant 15% liable. Despite our disappointment with this result, we remained steadfast in our pursuit of justice.

In Phase II, with a new jury, we sought $28.8 million in damages, comprising of $101,000 for past medical expenses, $702,000 for future medical expenses, $3 million for past non-economic damages, and $25 million for future non-economic damages. In short, our jury denied the Defendant's allegation that our client's injuries are not permanent. They awarded the exact medical damages we asked them for - a guarantee that our client will be able to afford care for her traumatic brain injury for the remainder of her projected life (until she's 82 years old).

Our client, a then freshman at FGU who had recently moved to Ft. Meyers from Broward County, will graduate from college this Sunday. Evidence showed that after the crash, she altered her course load, reduced her credit hours, changed her major, and is suffering from photophobia, bilateral tinnitus, anxiety, depression, and bullying - all as a result of a brain injury from the crash. Given her previous TBI as a high school sophomore, we argued she was an eggshell plaintiff. The defense notably refrained from recommending any specific amount for the jury to award.

The case highlights the incredible resilience of our young brain injury client, who persevered through adversity and overcame the challenges posed by her permanent injuries. As the bailiff noted after the verdict was entered, "Significant verdicts like this are rare in Lee County. We’re used to seeing $0 awards" emphasizing the importance of this outcome in this hostile jurisdiction.

We invite those interested in learning more or covering this case to reach out to us. We know the importance of investigating and representing clients with invisible injuries as a result of traumatic brain injuries. We are eager to share our client's compelling story with the wider community.