Verdicts & Settlements Secured for Our Clients

Money isn’t everything. It can’t fix everything. It can’t turn back time to before your injury. It can’t bring back a loved one. But just compensation in a settlement or verdict can relieve your financial difficulties following an accident. It can secure justice, ensuring the wrongdoers are held accountable for their devastating actions. It can help your quality of life if your injuries have left you disabled. It can afford you the assistance you need physically and emotionally to cope with the ramifications of what happened. It can aid you as you strive to get back to the life you led before the tragic accident.

That is our goal—to help you find some modicum of peace after suffering such terrible losses. That is what these verdicts and settlements mean to us. In each instance, we have helped a client get that much closer to feeling whole again. Though these dollars are drops in the bucket of their grief, we hope they accumulate, relieving their pain.

We find ourselves constantly inspired by the courage and humanity we see in our clients. Bringing their cases through to a successful conclusion and walking beside them every step of the way—that is how we show our gratitude.

The following verdicts and settlements are examples of Colling Gilbert Wright’s commitment to our clients.

$2,000,000

Commercial Litigation : violation of non-compete clause.

$1,875,000

Nursing Home Abuse : victim who died from malnutrition and a severe bedsore on his tailbone.

$1,525,000

Settlement of $1,525,000 against owner, driver, and manufacturer of a vehicle that ran over a pedestrian, killing her.

$1,500,000

Nursing Home Abuse : causing bedsores, dehydration, malnutrition and death.

$1,300,000

A settlement of $1,300,000 for the parents of an adult motorcyclist killed at an intersectional collision.

$1,300,000

Nursing Home Claim : nursing home in bankruptcy for the family of a resident who choked to death when left unsupervised at mealtime.

$1,275,000

Nursing Home Abuse : for the family of a nursing home abusee who wandered away from the facility and ultimately died from exposure to the sun and elements.