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Big News in defense verdicts
Treigh Lippert, Esq. and Nicholas Evangelo, Esq. (Seminole County) obtained a $0 defense verdict wherein the Plaintiff was alleging her two-level fusion and need for knee surgery were related to the car accident. The jury agreed with our position from the start "No legal cause of injury from this motor vehicle accident."
Treigh Lippert, Esq. and Nicholas Evangelo, Esq. (Indian River County) obtained a $0 defense verdict wherein the Plaintiff was alleging his multi level disc degeneration and need for surgery were related to the car accident, rather than a subsequent fall. The jury agreed with our position from the start "No legal cause of injury from this motor vehicle accident."
Nicholas Evangelo, Esq. and Arielle Brandt, Esq. (Lake County) obtained a net $0 defense verdict wherein the Plaintiff alleged she had a traumatic brain injury and multiple disc herniations from a car accident. The jury awarded a verdict in favor of defense saving the client over $30 million dollars.
Nicholas Evangelo, Esq. and Arielle Brandt, Esq. (Orange County) obtained a defense verdict wherein the Plaintiff alleged he had a multiple disc herniations from a moderate car accident. The jury awarded a verdict in favor of defense saving the client over $16.9 million dollars.