Law Office of Johnny Phillips

Case Results

$7.4M-Plaintiff died in an 18-wheeler crash

$300,000.00- Client was sitting at light when a box truck with a long trailer turned hitting her vehicle and pushing her back into the car behind her.

$373,482.72-Defendant failed to maintain lane hitting our client and causing her to break her leg.

$475,000.00-Client was in her apartment when she heard multiple gunshots. She went to check on her children when she was struck in the right arm by a round. Security for the facility was not present and the front gate of the apartment complex was broken at the time of the incident.

$475,000.00-Defendant failed to yield hitting our client

$490,000.00-Defendant was following too close when rear-ended our client.

$650,000.00-Defendant was DUI causing serious injuries to our client

$650,000.00-Defendant side-swiped our client causing serious injuries. Client had a neck fusion and back surgery

$700,000.00-Client slipped and fell at a mall

$825,000.00-Minor injured in a car wreck on business premise. Injuries – broken leg. It was established through litigation that the minor should not have been in the vehicle at issue.

$850,000.00-Client was traveling South on I-285 in lane 3 when tractor trailer improperly changed lanes hitting our client.

$850,000.00-Defendant failed to maintain lane causing serious injuries to our client.

$1.125M-Defendant ran stop sign hitting our client and causing him to need surgery

$1.25M-Plaintiff had taken his commercial truck in for an alignment at Def Commercial Truck Center. During this visit, Def employee improperly, negligently, and in violation of Def’s own policy and procedure, guided client onto an elevated alignment rack on the Defs premise. After putting client in a dangerous height, Def employee forgot to bring client a necessary step ladder so that he could safely exit his commercial truck. The client could not physically see the ladder at issue beneath his truck, as the truck had flaring along the sides which blocked his view of the ground below. Because Def employee had negligently put client on the elevated alignment rack at issue, and then forgot to get the step ladder for the client fell approximately seven feet from the cab of his commercial truck to the hard-concrete floor of the service bay. As a result of this traumatic fall, our client suffered severe personal injuries, including several broken ribs and multiple fractures to his pelvis.