by lfsuser | May 4, 2016 | cases |
A young woman who was badly burned when a chemistry experiment went awry at a Douglas County high school has settled her claims against a teacher and school principal for $1.5 million.
Olivia Johnson was an 18-year-old senior at Chapel Hill High School when a teacher demonstrating how various chemicals display different colors when exposed to flame suddenly poured methanol, or wood alcohol, into a container the teenager had just lit.
by lfsuser | Jan 21, 2016 | cases |
“We the Jury find in favor of the Plaintiff in the amount $1,036,733.30.” ($786,733.30 compensatory damages and $250,000 punitive damages). Verdict | Judgement Press Release | Video – Anderson V Hensley
by lfsuser | Jan 19, 2016 | cases |
NEAL LAW BREAKING NEWS – Neal Law Reaches The Biggest Wrongful Death Monetary Settlement In History Against Augusta-Richmond County Government For The Wrongul Deaths Of 18 Year Old Ryan Holt And 20 Year Old Michelle ...
by lfsuser | Jan 19, 2016 | cases
NEAL LAW BREAKING NEWS – On April 24, the Georgia Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Mr. Neal’s clients, the Ryan Holt and Michelle Borror families and dismissed a City of Augusta electrical inspector’s ...
by lfsuser | Jan 19, 2016 | cases |
Mr. Neal’s client suffered permanent brain damage, permanent leg damage, and lower back damage when he was struck by an 18 wheeler owned by USA Trucks, Inc. that veered off the roadway and ran into his bicycle as he was ...
by lfsuser | Jan 19, 2016 | cases |
The following resulted in a substantial confidential settlement against Atlanta Gas Light Company in March 2011. Mr. Neal, along with co-counsel from Lexington, South Carolina, represents the surviving daughter of a woman who ...
