Crofton Car Accident Lawyers

Anonymous Estate and Family v. Multiple Defendants $1.9 Million

Recovery for family of wrongful death victim.

Anonymous v. BJ and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. $875 Thousand

Substantial recovery for victim of another’s negligent driving that necessitated surgery.

Anonymous Family v. Defendant Driver $850 Thousand

Near policy limits recovery was paid to the family of a young woman wrongfully killed by a negligent driver.

Anonymous v. Building Owner $775 Thousand

Substantial recovery for the victim of a slip-and-fall accident who suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Anonymous v. PM and Insurance Company $250 Thousand

Policy limits paid to a man who lost mobility due to the negligence of another.

G.M. v. P.M. $250 Thousand

A husband was struck by his estranged wife with the couple’s pickup truck when the wife, who was backing out of the drive, suddenly drove forward, crushing Ms. Skipper’s client’s leg between the truck and a parked vehicle. The insurance carrier did not extend coverage until the client was represented by Mr. Skipper, who advocated that the wife’s “Alford plea” in the criminal case was not an admission of guilt and could not be used in the civil claim for personal injuries.

Anonymous v. Defendant Trucking Company $175 Thousand

Recovery for victim struck by a large truck that failed to stop at a red light.

Anonymous v. Defendant Driver and Nationwide Insurance Co. $112 Thousand

Six-figure recovery for victim of a multiple roll-over accident that claimed less than $20,000 in medical expenses.

Anonymous v. Defendant Homeowner $100 Thousand

Sizable recovery for a minor attacked by a dog, causing injuries which required multiple stitches.

KB v. Defendant Driver $100 Thousand

Policy limits tender for client with limited medical expenses, but suffered permanent injuries in her hands and wrists as a result of the accident.

Personal Injury D.T. v. Anonymous Pharmacy

When a pharmacy negligently filled the wrong prescription, Mr. Skipper’s client suffered partial temporary paralysis of his legs. Mr. Skipper brought claims on behalf of his client, who did make a full recovery, and the case was resolved on terms favorable to Mr. Skipper’s client.

Personal Injury J.C. v. Erie Insurance

Mr. Skipper represented a man hurt in a hit-and-run accident who suffered substantial back injuries when a reckless driver pulled out in front of the client, and then fled the scene of the accident. Mr. Skipper’s client had preexisting back pain, and was scheduled for spinal surgery two weeks after the date of the accident. Despite the preexisting back condition and the pending surgery, Mr. Skipper obtained a settlement of behalf of his client of more than three times the medical expenses and lost wages.

Personal Injury C.L v. Baltimore Gas & Electric

Mr. Skipper represented a tenant and property owner against a public utility for claims arising from what plaintiffs alleged was an unsafe condition a home in Lothian, Maryland. Plaintiffs alleged that despite numerous calls, the public utility failed to remedy the problem, which plaintiffs alleged caused an electrical fire during a birthday party with children present. The case was featured in print media and on WBAL-Baltimore’s nightly news, and was resolved on confidential terms.

Personal Injury R.P. v. Jason Handley

Mr. Skipper represented a young woman who alleged that she was brutally assaulted on her own porch by the Defendant. The Defendant denied liability, and the case was tried before a jury in Calvert County, Maryland. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Mr. Skipper’s client, finding that the defendant did commit battery. The award constituted the full sum sought for medical expenses, as well as compensatory damages for pain and suffering.

Personal Injury T.B., et al v. G.H.

Mr. Skipper represented a family who was involved in an auto accident in Carroll County, Maryland. The defendant claimed in deposition that the bottom of his new leather shoes became slick, causing his foot to slip off the brake at a stop sign, which caused the collision. Despite gaps in treatment and other challenges, Mr. Skipper secured a substantial six-figure settlement on behalf of the family.