Case Results

Berry Law’s client was a passenger in a vehicle when a negligent driver going the opposite direction attempted a left turn, causing a collision.  The client underwent 6 weeks of medical treatment, but Josh Yambor secured maximum compensation by focusing on the disruption to client’s daily life while recovering from their injuries.

An elderly client was involved in a T-bone collision caused by a distracted driver.  The insurance company alleged the client’s symptoms were and ongoing struggles were unrelated to the wreck.  Carey Collingham persisted and achieved a significant settlement for his client.

Josh Yambor and the personal injury team secured $262,000 after filing a lawsuit on behalf on an injured client, which was more than double the pre-suit offer from the insurance company.

Berry Law recovered $175,000 for our client who sustained an arm injury when a bad driver crossed three lanes of traffic and caused a collision.

Mykaylan Burner’s client was involved in a rear-end wreck on Interstate 680 in Omaha, Nebraska.  The client had a subsequent work injury, which the insurance company attempted to use to minimize the injuries from the car wreck.  Mykaylan Burner overcame these issues to maximize client’s recovery.

Berry Law’s client was crossing the street in a crosswalk when a negligent driver turned and caused a collision.  The insurance company alleged the client argued the client was partially responsible, but an independent witness confirmed how the incident happened.  Carey Collingham used this information to secure a substantial settlement for the client.

A minor child was riding in the backseat of a vehicle when an inattentive driver driving the opposite direction crossed the center line and caused a collision.  Fortunately, the child fully recovered from their injuries within one month of the wreck.  Despite the limited medical treatment, Josh Yambor emphasized the traumatic nature of the event to maximize the child’s compensation.

A pickup truck cut in front of a motorcyclist, causing the operator to rear-end the truck,  The insurance company denied liability, but Tymber Long and the personal injury team gathered the necessary evidence to place the blame on the negligent truck driver.

Berry Law’s client was driving on Interstate 80 when their vehicle was rear-ended, resulting in a spinal injury.  The client had a large treatment gap following the collision in addition to an extensive pre-existing medical history.  Despite these challenges, Evan Stein obtained maximum compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company.