Over the course of years, our team has dealt with a wide variety of cases involving brain injury. We know the way the law works, and we take the field with the clear intention to win. When faced with the loss of large sums of money, you can expect insurance companies and organizations to fight back. Steinbrecher & Associates has a near perfect record of success in fighting for our clients and winning outstanding results. Justice is your right, and it is what we serve.

Here are two recent cases that underscore our competence in the area of brain injury; Borgia v. Auranco, Inc. and Nguyen v. Commerce Casino.

In the first case, Borgia v. Auranco, Inc., a 25-year old man was severely brain-damaged and his 40-year old sister was seriously injured when the conversion van they were riding in was hit in a head-on collision at 35 miles per hour. They were seatbelted in a three-point harness. Upon impact both front seats came off the seat rails and the seat belt webbing broke causing them to strike the interior of the van. The driver of the other vehicle sustained only minor injuries. Ed Steinbrecher obtained a jury verdict of $35,000,000 against the seat pedestal manufacturer.

In the second case, Nguyen v. Commerce Casino, a 54 year old woman suffered brain injury after being hit by a shuttle bus in the parking lot of the Commerce Casino. After the Casino offered only $2.5 million dollars as a settlement, Ed Steinbrecher chose to take the case to jury trial where the jury found that the driver had indeed been negligent and awarded the plaintiff $13,200,000 for her brain injury. "I feel a lot of peace," the plaintiff's daughter said. "If the verdict didn't come out as it did, I don't know how we would have taken care of her."

We understand you may have many questions about how cases proceed to trial, and what demands might be placed on you should you yourself have to appear in court. Contact us and we can help inform you on these matters or click here to check out more of our cases and to see what we have done for others in your situation. We know you'll be impressed. Thank you.