Skip to main content

Representative matters

Results tell part of the story. The record tells the rest.

Selected jury verdicts, recoveries, and outcomes from civil-rights, serious-injury, and employee-rights matters. The firm also brings substantial counsel experience to complex organizational work.

405-698-3125

Representative results. Results shown are from matters handled individually or as co-counsel. Every case is different; past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Settlement and verdict amounts are before fees and expenses.

$2M

Civil Rights Jury Verdict

$1.25M

Motorcycle collision policy-limits recovery

Trial-ready

Civil-rights, injury, and employee-rights matters

Counsel experience

Governance, contracts, employment, and risk

01

Civil rights and government accountability

Selected matters involving jail medical neglect, custodial deaths, excessive force, unlawful seizure, and government retaliation.

$4,000,000

Deliberate indifference — diabetic inmate denied insulin; jail failed to monitor or treat a known, life-threatening condition

$3,000,000

Wrongful custody death — clear warning signs recognized and ignored by multiple officials

$2,000,000

Civil rights jury verdict — pretrial detainee died of perforated ulcer after jail staff missed mandatory cell checks and ignored signs of medical distress

Read the case result

$825,000

Deliberate indifference to serious medical need — jail staff failed to respond to documented, deteriorating condition

$750,000

Custodial death — key evidence officials attempted to destroy recovered and used at trial

$725,000

Deliberate indifference and excessive force — municipality held liable for pattern of unconstitutional conduct

$550,000

Deliberate indifference to serious medical need — custodial officials ignored escalating medical emergency

$475,000

Unlawful seizure and sexual abuse by law enforcement officer acting under color of law

$150,000

Excessive force — officer used a takedown against a pedestrian who declined to identify himself

$75,000

Excessive force by jail officer — inmate physically assaulted without penological justification

$350,000

First Amendment retaliation by government employer

02

Serious injury and motor vehicle matters

Selected recoveries involving catastrophic injury, collisions, unsafe conditions, and insurance coverage.

$500,000

Sexual battery by a medical professional — abuse occurred during treatment by a licensed provider

$1,250,000

Motorcycle collision — policy limits recovered for catastrophic orthopedic injuries

$1,200,000

Pedestrian struck — backing vehicle operator failed to check surroundings

$1,000,000

Fall from height — defective equipment and inadequate jobsite training

$750,000

Spinal cord injury — rear-end collision at highway speeds

$300,000

Whiplash and cervical injury — impaired driver caused high-speed rear-end collision; full policy limits recovered

$200,000

Drunk-driving collision — soft-tissue injuries

$150,000

Soft tissue injury — rear-end collision with conservative treatment and documented functional loss

03

Employee rights

Selected workplace matters involving discrimination, retaliation, leave, wages, and wrongful termination.

$300,000+

Race discrimination and hostile work environment

$200,000+

FMLA interference and wrongful termination

$175,000

Pregnancy discrimination — forced out after announcing leave

$150,000

Whistleblower retaliation — employee reported safety violations

$150,000

Race discrimination — disparate treatment in promotion decisions

$125,000

Sexual harassment — hostile environment and constructive discharge

$100,000+

Disability discrimination — jury verdict at trial

$100,000+

Failure to accommodate medical restrictions

$100,000+

Retaliation for protected activity

$100,000+

Unpaid overtime — collective action for hourly workers

$90,000+

Age discrimination — long-tenured employee replaced

$85,000

FMLA retaliation — terminated upon return from leave

$75,000

Racial harassment and constructive discharge

$50,000

Disability accommodation and Family and Medical Leave Act retaliation — employee terminated after requesting an accommodation and taking medical leave

Additional injury matters

The work is not limited to a few headline cases.

Representative ranges from additional personal-injury matters, from straightforward claims to complex multi-party litigation.

$500,000+

Severe intersection collision requiring multiple surgeries

$500,000+

Dog attack — facial reconstruction and permanent scarring

$250,000 – $500,000

Rear-end collisions with herniated discs and spinal fusion

$250,000 – $500,000

Slip and fall — fractured hip requiring hardware placement

$100,000 – $250,000

Parking lot collisions, T-bone accidents, uninsured motorist claims

$50,000 – $100,000

Soft tissue injuries with extended treatment, property damage disputes

$25,000 – $50,000

Minor collisions, premises liability, and insurance bad faith claims

Organizational counsel

Good counsel can matter before a dispute becomes a lawsuit.

For organizations, the relevant question is often whether experienced counsel can help make a sound decision before a dispute becomes a lawsuit.

Explore general counsel

Risk management

Advised governmental entities and organizations with portfolios approaching $1 billion in assets on liability mitigation, policy development, and regulatory matters.

Project finance and development

Led borrower-side legal work through closing on nearly $100 million in financing for a tribal casino and hotel development, including construction and development contracts and borrower legal opinions.

Employment counseling

Provided ongoing guidance on hiring, termination, ADA/FMLA compliance, and workplace investigations to prevent litigation.

Governance and compliance

Drafted policies, conducted internal audits, and advised boards on fiduciary duties and risk exposure.

Dispute resolution

Resolved complex commercial disputes through negotiation and mediation, avoiding costly litigation.

Start with the facts

Tell us what happened—or what needs attention.

We will begin with the people involved, the available record, the immediate risk, and whether the matter fits the firm.

Start a conversation

Free initial consultation. No obligation.