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Interesting Cases We Have Resolved
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Hazing Incident At VirginiaCollege Settles
Kenneth M. Berman, Esq. recently settled a case for close to a half of a million dollars ($500,000.00) involving a fraternity hazing incident of a student at a college in Virginia . The fraternity pledge was put into the back of a pick-up truck in an attempt to scare him. The fraternity brothers drove the truck in a dangerous manner and lost control of the truck and hit a tree, injuring the pledge brother/Plaintiff . The Plaintiff had been put in the back of the truck and blindfolded. The case was filed in a rural county in Virginia and was one of the highest settlements ever in that area.
- Bicycler Chased By Dog Receives Six Figure Settlement
Alan Gross obtains six figure settlement for a bicycler that was chased by a dog caused her to fall off her bicycle and injur herself.
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MALPRACTICE CASE SETTLES OUT OF COURT FOR MILLIONS
Kenneth Berman settled a Medical Malpractice case for over two and a half million dollars ($2,500,000.00) involving an allegation of failure to give timely and proper medication to an individual who was hospitalized. Mr. Berman was able to resolve the case shortly before trial against the hospital and its staff for failure to prevent complications, as well as failure to monitor the patient while in the hospital. Both the wife and the children of the patient received substantial amounts of money as a result of the settlement. The specific details of this case have been omitted inasmuch as the settlement was "sealed".
- Six Figure Settlement For Slip & Fall In Bathroom
Cliff Sobin obtains settlement for Verizon employee who fell on water that was left on the floor of a bathroom. We were able to prove that a cleaning company knew or should of known that a dangerous condition existed that they failed to clean or warn of.
Six Figure Settlement For Slip & Fall On The Road
Cliff Sobin obtains a settlement for Verizon cable splicer who fell after exiting his vehicle and tripping over a cable left by another company.
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