$________ RECOVERY – ________ STATE AND CONTRACTORS FAIL TO ASCERTAIN AND/OR REPLACE MISSING LENS CAP IN STREET LIGHT SYSTEM – SHORT CIRCUIT ALLEGEDLY CAUSED A STREET LIGHT TO BE OUT, RESULTING IN THE AREA BEING EXTREMELY DARK – 18-YEAR-OLD ________ PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY DRIVER AFTER CROSSING HALF OF CROSSWALK – CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA.

$________ RECOVERY – MOTOR VEHICLE NEGLIGENCE – AUTO/BICYCLE COLLISION – CLOSED HEAD INJURY – INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE – MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES – PUNCTURED LUNG – HUMERUS FRACTURE – FINGER FRACTURE – NECK AND BACK INJURIES – EMOTIONAL INJURIES.

$________ RECOVERY – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE NEGLIGENCE – EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT NEGLIGENCE – FAILURE OF EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN TO CALL "STROKE CODE" WHEN ________ PRESENTS WITH SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS – ________ EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN, FURTHER COMPROMISING PATIENT CONSISTENT WITH POSTERIOR CIRCULATION STROKE.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – CONSTRUCTION SITE NEGLIGENCE – ________ IS STRUCK BY A METAL PIPE THROWN DOWN FROM ABOVE BY ________ EMPLOYEE – CLOSED HEAD INJURY – CERVICAL SPINAL FRACTURES – SURGERY REQUIRED.

________ VERDICT Premises liability – Alleged dangerous slippery condition at condominium pool – Slip and fall – Head injury with cognitive impairment – Herniated lumbar disc – Ocular stroke with eye surgery.

$________ VERDICT – Medical Malpractice – Hospital negligence – Man sues after hospital fails to diagnose swelling on brain – Permanent brain damage.

$________ RECOVERY – Labor Law – Fall from unsecured ladder situated on top of a scaffold – Closed head injury – TBI – Subarachnoid hemorrhage – Progressing cognitive deficits involving memory and concentration – Non fracture injuries to neck and right shoulder.

$________ POLICY LIMIT RECOVERY – NINTH GRADE INFANT ________ IS DROPPED ONTO HER HEAD AND SUSTAINS CONCUSSION AND MILD TBI, AS ANOTHER STUDENT ATTEMPTS TO "FLIP" HER IN MANEUVER DURING DANCE CLASS AT ________ PRIVATE FACILITY.

$________ RECOVERY – NEGLIGENT SUPERVISION AT CHILDREN’S CAMP – FALL FROM ROCK – TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY TO 11-YEAR-OLD GIRL – COGNITIVE DEFICITS – BEHAVIORAL ISSUES.

________ VERDICT Admiralty law – Alleged negligent placement of luggage in ship corridor – Claimed negligent crowd control – Trip and fall on cruise ship – Traumatic brain injury.