Result History

$28 Million Dollars Jury Verdict against a drunk driver who left our client paralyzed. Driver actually backed up over our client … then ran over her again as he fled the scene! The drunk driver showed up at the jury trial but left before the jury selection even began. I guess the drunk driver thought that he could defend himself and that if he left early, somehow the judge would continue the case. The case was not continued. The judge allowed the family to present evidence and the jury returned a verdict of $28 Million Dollars. This particular defendant was not very responsible in his careless acts. So far he has paid nothing towards the judgement. Our prayers go out to our client, and our client’s family.

Our client was a precious little 6-year-old girl who was riding with her parent in their family car. The insurance company was trying to get out of their obligation as quickly and cheaply as possible. Their first offer was $1 Million Dollars. We advised our client to say “no” to such a tiny offer. Our client followed our advice. We told the insurance company “Absolutely No Way” to their little settlement offer of $1 Million Dollars. Wonder how many other law firms would have said “Yes” to the $1 Million Dollars? Their motivation might have been to “grab the easy money”. We didn’t! During the next year, our staff and our attorneys worked almost every day on this case — and as a result of our hard work, we found new evidence that broke the case wide open. When we told the insurance company about the new evidence we had, the insurance company then offered our client $10 Million Dollars. We advised our client to say “no” to that offer and our client agreed. The offer was also rejected. The insurance company finally settled for $16.5 Million Dollars. Again, we are wondering how many other law firms would have the courage and the financial strength to turn down $10 Million Dollars? We are very proud of our lawyers to be able to help this little girl and her family.

Jury Verdict was against a drunk driver. The drunk driver had just gotten out of jail for “drunk driving” … and within 14 hours of his release, he got behind the wheel drunk again, seriously injuring our client. This particular drunk driver appeared in court and tried to justify his actions, but he got no sympathy from anybody! Our client was so seriously injured that it will be permanent for the rest of her life. This particular defendant was not very responsible in his careless acts. So far he has paid nothing towards the judgement. The family and the Ken Nunn Law Office were both very pleased with the jury verdict of $15 Million Dollars against this drunk driver.

Attorney Troy Rivera helped our client recover compensation for her serious injuries after a T-bone crash in Howard County. Our client was proceeding straight with the right-of-way thru an intersection in Franklin when the wrongdoer coming from the opposite direction failed to yield and commenced a turn directly in front of her vehicle. She had no time to react or avoid the crash resulting in a front impact. Kokomo Police Department responded to the scene. Our client was transported via ambulance to St. Vincent Hospital where she was inpatient for a month with fractured legs, fractured neck, and fractured ankles. She had to undergo 2 surgeries, then was transferred to a rehab facility upon her release from the hospital.

Our client suffered severe injuries in an auto accident. The wrongdoer was driving way too fast and crashed into the back of our client’s car. The client had simply stopped at a stop light. The wrongdoer had plenty of time to stop but did not. The Insurance Company’s “Last and Final Offer” was $450,000. The Ken Nunn Law Office filed a lawsuit and they finally settled for $1.5 Million Dollars. We wonder how many other law firms would have said yes to the $450,000? Some law firms may be afraid to do a jury trial. We are not afraid! In fact, according to the Indiana Jury Verdict Reporter, the Ken Nunn Law Office is we are ranked #1 in the State of Indiana for doing the most jury trials … For-The-Past-17-Years! This is just another example that the insurance company’s “Last and Final Offer” being nothing but an attempt to get my client to settle cheaply. The insurance company was hoping that the attorney is afraid to go to trial. We are not afraid – our track record proves that!

A negligent driver crashed into our client’s car. The insurance company made a tiny settlement offer. Ken Nunn Law Office filed a lawsuit instead. Our detailed investigation proved beyond any doubt that the negligent driver was at fault. The Insurance Company’s “Last and Final Offer” before trial started was $750,000. That offer was rejected. We proceeded to present our very strong evidence to a jury. Ken Nunn Law Office has complete confidence in the jury system in Indiana! The Jury Verdict was $1.25 Million Dollars. Insurance companies make tiny offers hoping that those injured persons will buckle under the pressure … Or maybe the attorney will buckle under the pressure. “We don’t buckle!”

Attorney Brad Smith fought hard to win our client compensation in this case. Our client was driving to his house in Frankton. As he was northbound, the wrongdoer ran a stop sign, causing our client to T-bone the wrongdoer. Two witnesses confirmed that the wrongdoer ran the stop sign. The wrongdoer was found at fault for disregarding the sign. Our client’s car rolled. Our client was taken via ambulance to Community Hospital in Anderson and then transported to IU Health Methodist where he was admitted for 23 days. He suffered C6-T2 vertebrae fractures requiring a 4 level fusion. During the surgery he had a heart attack so it had to be stopped and done the next day.  He also fractured his left humerus, fractured one rib, sustained a scalp hematoma, and had neck swelling. He was in the ICU for 3 weeks and was transferred to a rehab facility in Indianapolis for a month, then a nursing home.

Our client received serious injuries when a careless driver crossed a double yellow line, came into our client’s lane, and struck our client’s car head-on. Our client requested that we settle her case as quickly as possible. Even though Ken Nunn Law Office believed that we could have gotten more money for our client, our client is always our boss! We settled the case with the insurance company pursuant to our client’s instructions for $862,633.

Attorney Jim Hurt fought to help our client recover compensation for her injuries after being rear-ended. Our client was a passenger to her husband and they were rear-ended while stopped for a red light at an intersection in Warsaw, Indiana. The wrongdoer alleged to police that she slowed for the red light and her foot slipped off the brake pedal. Warsaw Police Department came to the scene and made a report. Our client’s husband was mistakenly placed at fault for following too closely. Our client later presented to Parkview Hospital on her own with right ankle swelling/bruising and neck pain.

Attorney Brad Smith represented out client in this case. Son, age 18, was driving with a learner’s permit accompanied by his mother, our client near Anderson, IN. They were proceeding southbound with the right of way through an intersection in Anderson, when the wrongdoer failed to yield and pulled out from a stop sign directly in front of their vehicle. Madison County Sheriff responded. Client, age 54, was transported via ambulance to Community Hospital, admitted 7 days with a shattered right ankle and fractured ribs. She underwent surgery to repair her ankle and required a subsequent surgery at St. Vincent, where she was admitted 4 additional days. Following that sugery, she went to rehab facility for physical therapy (PT).

Client suffered serious injuries when a wrongdoer crashed negligently into our client’s car. The insurance company made tiny offers, thus the Ken Nunn Law Office had no choice but to file a lawsuit. The Ken Nunn Law Office’s detailed investigation proved beyond any doubt that the wrongdoer was 100% at fault. Finally, the insurance company realized they were going to lose. The case was settled for $715,000 without going to a Jury Trial.

Our client was the victim in a car accident. The insurance company made their “Last and Final Offer” of only $13,000 and was sure that if they “Bullied” us, then we would most likely say yes to their $13,000. Of course, the insurance company tried to “Bully” the wrong law firm. The Ken Nunn Law Office has a lot of confidence and respect for our jury system here in the State of Indiana! The three day jury trial resulted in a Jury Verdict of $674,233! The defense attorneys were in shock, as they were sure that they would win the case! The insurance company tried to “Bully” us again by threatening to appeal our victory … unless our client took $100,000. We said “Absolutely No Way”. The insurance company was hoping that we would buckle. We Don’t Buckle! The insurance company paid the whole $674,233 plus court costs plus interest.

Attorney Brad Smith represented our 12-year-old client after an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crash on his grandparents’ farm near Loogootee in Martin County, Indiana. This case involved difficult questions about our client’s speed, seat belt use, and supervision. Our client was riding a Gator ATV behind his grandparent’s house on what he believed was a trail, at a very high speed. Our client encountered a “hump” between 2 fields and was unable to “ramp it” due to his speed causing him to lose control and crash into a ditch. He did not have a seat belt on, and was ejected. Client had driven the ATV a several times prior to the incident, but this was unknown to his mother. Because he couldn’t reach the pedals while wearing a seat belt, he wasn’t buckled at the time of the crash. His step sister (12) was riding with him, but was apparently uninjured since she was belted. The step sister said our client was driving crazy. Client’s grandparents didn’t take him to the hospital for at least 4 hours. Our client became very pale, and his grandparents drove him to Memorial Hospital and he was airlifted to Norton’s Children’s Hospital in Kentucky with a lacerated liver, collapsed lung, and chest injuries before undergoing surgery.

Attorney Brad Smith took on this case of a 4-vehicle pile up crash in Plainfield, Hendricks County. Our client was on the clock and was driving a company vehicle. According to client, he was stopped at an intersection in Plainfield when he was struck from behind by a phantom vehicle that fled the scene. The impact from the hit-and-run collision caused him to enter the intersection in front of a vehicle proceeding with the right of way. They collided and both vehicles spun into other lanes of travel, hitting 2 other vehicles. According to the crash report taken by Plainfield Police Department, client attempted a left turn against a yellow arrow. He entered the intersection in front of a vehicle proceeding through a green light, resulting in a chain reaction. The crash report places client at fault for failure to yield. The PD showed medium impact to the rear of the car our client was driving potentially consistent with our client’s contention that he was rear-ended. After the accident, our client was transported by ambulance to Eskenazi Hospital, and was admitted for 2 days. He suffered a shattered left knee, punctured left lung, and cracked neck vertebra. He underwent surgery to repair his leg with the insertion of a rod.

Attorney Troy Rivera represented our client in this case. Our client stated she was driving with her minor brother as a passenger, and they were driving north. As they approached the intersection, the light turned yellow and they continued through the intersection, T-boning the wrongdoer. The wrongdoer stated he was driving south proceeding through the intersection. He stated he saw our client approaching, but he continued to turn left with a yellow light. He stated he thought our client was going to stop, but instead he was T-boned. The wrongdoer was noted at-fault for failure to yield the right-of-way. Brookston Police Department responded to the scene. Our client was transported via ambulance to IU ER, where she was treated for a fractured right hand and 3 fingers, a fractured left arm, wrist, and hand. She received X-rays, a CT scan, and was sedated so providers could attempt to set her wrist but could not. She also required surgery on her left hand, wrist, and arm.

Attorney Dan Gore represented our client through this complicated case. Our client was on a scooter when he was hit by the defendant’s vehicle. Accident reconstructionist and police report put client at fault. However, one witness put the defendant as speeding but it was later found out this witness was our client’s cousin. Other witnesses and another expert said speeding was not at play. As a result of the accident, our client had a brain bleed with TBI, a broken ankle, road rash and a black eye. Our client received extensive treatment and recovered from all of his injuries other than the TBI which has left him with emotional regulation challenges.

Attorney Troy Rivera represented our client who experienced life-changing injuries from this accident. It occurred on I-65 & State Road 44, Johnson Co., while our client was stopped in a construction zone when he was hit from behind. After the accident, he experienced lower back and shoulder pain. After a previous crash, he had neck surgery and this accident may have aggravated this pre-existing condition. His truck was towed away with major damage. The accident left him unable to do the physical labor part of his job as a builder, reducing his responsibilities to only driving to job sites.

Attorney Vicky Nunn represented our 72-year-old client after a left-turn collision at an intersection in Fishers, Hamilton County, Indiana. The wrongdoer, an 81-year-old, was traveling northbound in the left turn lane. Defendant failed to check for oncoming traffic and turned directly in front of client, hitting the front end of her vehicle. The Fishers Police Department responded, and an ambulance took our client to Ascension St. Vincent Hospital, and was admitted overnight. She suffered broken ribs, severe breast bruising, and a broken nose. The following day, our client was taken back to St. Vincent Hospital, where she was readmitted due to the severity of her breast injury. She underwent surgery where 3 cups of pooled blood was removed and she required a blood transfusion. Our client was left with a permanent injury to her breast and is seeking an evaluation from a plastic surgeon.

Attorney Troy Rivera tackled this complex auto accident case. Our client was in traffic on I-80 and got involved in a wreck with 4 other vehicles. Vehicle 1 (V1) stated that traffic began to slow down, causing him to rear-end V2. This accident caused a traffic build up behind. As client (V4) was sitting in traffic, he was rear-ended by V3. The impact caused client’s vehicle to then slide into V5. Client/V4 spun and went into other lanes of traffic, and V5 rear-ended V1. V1, V2, and V3 were all semi-trucks. Only V1 is listed as at-fault on the report for causing the entire chain reaction. Indiana State Police—Lowell responded to the scene. Our client was taken via ambulance to Methodist in Gary. Client suffered a fractured forearm and pain to his shoulder, left calf/lower leg, and back. He was given x-rays and required surgery with hardware to repair his arm. He has received treatment with Northwest in Chicago and orthopedic treatment. He now has permanent damage in his arm and shoulder.

Attorney Jim Hurt fought to recover compensation for our client in this case. Our client was proceeding southbound on Shadeland Ave, approaching Hillsdale, when the wrongdoer pulled out in front of him, causing client to T-bone the wrongdoer’s vehicle. The wrongdoer claimed he was stopped at the stop sign on Hillsdale and saw a UPS vehicle slow down to turn, so he thought he would go. Wrongdoer did not notice any other vehicles until he pulled out in front of client. Both vehicles’ airbags instantly deployed, causing injuries to both drivers. Indianapolis Metro Police Department came to the scene and placed the wrongdoer at fault for failure to yield right-of-way. Client was transported immediately by ambulance to Community North in critical condition. Our client suffered severe injuries to his shoulder, neck, back, and head. He was given x-rays and a CT scan, and died a few days later.

Attorney Brad Smith represented our client in this case. Our client was riding a chair scooter, like the kind that the elderly or disabled use in a store, on a paved path/wide sidewalk that said “no motorized vehicles” right where the collision occurred. The City of Carmel has a code preventing motor vehicles. Our client was going to the gas station when the wrongdoer in a truck rolled thru their stop sign and pulled out into client’s path hitting her scooter ejecting her onto the roadway. Carmel Police Department responded to the scene. Our client was transported via ambulance to St. Vincent Hospital. She suffered a compound left trimalleolar ankle fracture. She received ORIF ankle surgeries to treat her injuries.

Attorney Brad Smith took on this Indianapolis case. Our client was in the back seat of a Medicab, on the way to a clinic. The client’s driver, the Medicab, ran a red light. There had been a light rain and a semi-truck hydroplaned into the Medicab. Client was ejected from the vehicle. Did not remember the impact or being ejected, and was taken via ambulance to IU Health Methodist. Injuries included fractured teeth, head contusions, 2 pelvis fractures, 8 fractured ribs, lacerated liver, and road rash with later infection. Both drivers tested negative for alcohol. The V2 semi-truck had a dash camera. The defendant Medicab driver did not dispute she ran the red light or that it was her fault for crash. She had been going to the clinic 3x per week for about 6 months. Medicab continued to transport her to the clinic for a month following the motor vehicle accident.

Attorney Jim Hurt helped our client win compensation after his car was hit in Lafayette, Tippecanoe, Indiana. Our client was rear-ended by a distracted driver while stopped in traffic at an intersection in Lafayette, waiting to commence a turn. The wrongdoer admitted to police that he had looked down at his phone, and when he looked back up, our client was stopped in front of him and he had no time to react. It is believed that the wrongdoer was on the clock at the time of crash. Tippecanoe County Sheriff responded to the scene. Our client sought treatment on his own at IU Health Methodist Hospital, where he had X-rays for neck pain, bruising, and back pain.

Attorney Ryan Etter took on this case from Fishers, Indiana. Client was involved in a T-bone crash with a possible drunk driver under the influence of marijuana. He had the right-of-way and was proceeding through an intersection in Fishers, when the wrongdoer disregarded their red light hitting his front end. A clear plastic bag, containing plant material, was located just outside of the wrongdoer’s vehicle, and he admitted to police that he had consumed “a few beers” prior the crash. Client was transported by ambulance to an unknown ER, where he was admitted 5 days with a crushed left tibia. Our client eventually underwent leg surgery for his injuries.

Attorney Keven McIntosh represented our client in this case. The accident occurred near Attica, IN on a trail. Our client stated that he went to ride his dirt bike on the trail. As client was riding his dirt bike, he was run over by someone driving a utility ATV. Client stated the individual driving the ATV was underage and driving unsupervised. Our client also stated that he would like to pursue compensation from the parents of the driver. Client was taken via LifeLined to St. Vincent ER. He suffered a fractured left hip, fractured left femur and tibia, and a fractured left knee. He was admitted for 6 days in the trauma unit and needed surgery with hardware to repair his fractures. He was treated with in-patient PT and was then referred to for orthopedic treatment and outpatient PT.

Attorney Jim Hurt represented our client in this case. The wrongdoer turned in front of her, causing a collision. The wrongdoer was traveling northbound approaching an intersection. At the same time, our client was traveling southbound. The wrongdoer stated that he got into the left turn lane of the intersection, and seeing that he had a green turn arrow he proceeded. The wrongdoer then stated he did not see our client until the moment of impact. The wrongdoer also mentioned they were not “not paying attention” when he approached the intersection but was confident he had a green turn arrow. Our client stated when she approached the intersection she had a green light and proceeded forward, but then collided with the wrongdoer who had turned in front of her. Witness stated that he saw wrongdoer turn in front of client and that the wrongdoer did not have a green turn arrow. Bloomington Police Department came to the scene and placed the wrongdoer at fault for failure to yield to right-of-way. Our client later reported to urgent care. She suffered head pain, a fractured front tooth, left shoulder, and left arm pain. She was given x-rays, an MRI, and referred to orthopedic and neuropathic. She later had arthroscopic shoulder surgery. Her worker’s compensation neuropsychologist said that our client just had a concussion, but no TBI.

Attorney Rom Byron represented our client after they were seriously injured while riding as a passenger in Indianapolis. The driver of our client’s vehicle was uninsured and sped through an intersection. Another uninsured driver attempted to turn left across their path. Our client’s driver swerved to the right to avoid a collision but crashed into a metal street pole. The impact occurred directly beside our client’s door. Our client suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and fractures to both legs. They remained in a coma for 6 days and then faced an extensive period of rehabilitation and recovery.

Attorney Rom Byron represented our client after a serious Indianapolis car accident aggravated a neck condition from an earlier collision. 7 months before this case, our client was rear-ended in a collision that caused heavy vehicle damage. He developed neck pain as well as numbness and pain in his arm. A doctor recommended a 1-level anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), a surgery that removes a damaged disc and joins the surrounding vertebrae, to relieve pain. But our client didn’t have the surgery. And then the 2nd crash happened, when our client was driving with the right of way when another driver turned directly in front of him, causing a heavy front-end impact. His neck pain worsened, he developed weakness in his left arm, and pain began affecting both arms. He then underwent the recommended ACDF surgery. We knew our client deserved compensation for his injuries, and we fought hard to help our client recover from the pain, suffering, and medical bills he experienced.

Attorney Dan Gore represented our client in this case. The accident occurred near Mooresville, IN. Our client was driving east when the wrongdoer pulled out from the south and t-boned him. Our client self-reported to the ER, where he was treated for head, neck, and right shoulder pain. No fractures were initially found on imaging, but client continued to have headaches, blurry vision, and neck/shoulder pain. Our client went to physical therapy, an eye specialist, and an orthopedic specialist. Eventually, our client ended up having injections and surgery done on his neck.

Attorney Brad Smith took on this serious auto accident case. Our client was driving on I-465 and had stopped due to heavy traffic when he was rear-ended by the wrongdoer. The wrongdoer did not realize traffic had stopped and rear-ended client’s vehicle at about 70 mph. The impact caused our client to be pushed into the vehicle in front of him. Indiana State Police came to the scene and our client was taken via ambulance to Indiana University Health Methodist ER. He suffered 3 fractured ribs, a lacerated spleen, and a concussion. He was taken into emergency surgery to repair his kidney due to internal bleeding, and was admitted for 4 days.

This case is a good example of how disrespectful the insurance company can be. The wrongdoer in this case was fleeing from the police and everything was caught on video as he crashed into our client. Ken Nunn’s legal opinion was that this client had a very good case, but the insurance company did not offer her anything. To this day, we still do not know why there was no offer. If Ken was right … then why no settlement? The insurance company had policy limits of $100,000 and did not offer anything. It was interesting that moments before the jury trial was to begin, the insurance company made their ONLY offer. They called it a “Last and Final Offer” of only $7,000. That offer was immediately rejected. Can you believe that offer was made only 5 minutes before the trial was to begin? We wonder who at the insurance company came up with that silly offer? The jury awarded $325,000. The insurance company threatened to appeal unless we took less. We said “No-Way”. Now the insurance company was behind the eight ball. We fought hard for our client. Our client was paid the full $325,000 plus interest, plus court costs. The strange thing about this case is that the wrongdoer was so clearly at fault – everything was caught on video – still, the scheming insurance company made no offer at all. Zero. It would take pages and pages to describe all of the other little tricks and “Mind Games” that the insurance company tried to pull on the Ken Nunn Law Office and our client to take less after the jury had already awarded $325,000. We love this result because of the total disrespect shown to our client and our office – we made them pay for their arrogance! Every. Penny. The insurance company never did file their appeal – it was just their way of trying to scare my client into a tiny settlement.

Attorney Ryan Etter represented our client and won compensation for her injuries. Our client was a passenger to her sister-in-law when the wrongdoer pulled out in front of them. Our client was taken via ambulance to IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital. She suffered a fractured left leg in several different places. Our client was air lifted to Indianapolis for surgery on her leg.

Attorney Troy Rivera represented our client in this case. It was a same direction sideswipe crash in Marion County. Our client was traveling northbound in the far west lane when the wrongdoer traveling in the far east lane merged into client’s lane hitting the side of his vehicle pushing him off the road and into a parked car. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the scene. Our client presented to the ER on his own where he had an MRI for a complaint of neck pain. He was diagnosed with a ruptured neck vertebrae and ultimately underwent neck surgery.

Attorney Jim Hurt represented our client after a crash in an Indianapolis intersection left him with painful injuries. Our client stated he was driving north and had turned east when the wrongdoer (WD) t-boned him. The WD stated he turned east and he did not see our client before he turned. The impact pushed our client’s vehicle onto the sidewalk. The WD was noted at fault for failure-to-yield the right of way. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the scene. Our client self-reported to St. Francis ER, where he was treated for head, left shoulder, and left hip pain. He received a CT scan and will follow up with a doctor in Chicago.

Attorney Brad Smith represented our client in this complex 6-vehicle accident case. Client, age 8, was riding with his sister and father (V3). They were traveling on I-465 near Carmel, IN. Traffic had stopped and the wrongdoer (WD/V1) rear-ended them. V2, V3, V4, and V5 all stated they were slowing, or had stopped, for traffic when the collision happened. The driver of V6 stated he was traveling and was struck from the rear. The police report states WD/V1 was traveling at a high rate of speed and did not see the traffic stopped ahead. WD/V1 attempted to brake, swung to the left to avoid a collision, lost control, sideswiped V2, and then struck our client/V3. The impact pushed client/V3 into the rear of V4, and continued one to collide with V5. V4 was pushed forward and rear-ended V6. Indiana State Police came to the scene and placed WD/V1 at fault for unsafe speed. Our client was transported via ambulance to St. Vincent/Peyton Manning Hospital. Our client suffered a fractured femur and a fractured jaw. He received a CT scan, MRI, and an x-ray. For treatment, our client had surgery on his femur to install 2 rods and screws. He also received sugery on his jaw to install a wire for alignment.

Attorney Vicky Nunn represented our client in this case. Our client was driving through an intersection as the wrongdoer approaching went left of the center line and hit our client’s car. The impact caused client to spin out of control, barrel roll his vehicle, and then get ejected. The wrongdoer was unable to provide a statement due to a language barrier and being under the influence of alcohol, not legal citizen and had no ID and no license. Our client was taken via ambulance to IU Health ER and then was taken to Methodist Hospital via LifeLine. He suffered broken neck, skull fracture and a broken back.

Attorney Brad Smith took on this complicated case. Our client, age 16 at the time, and his girlfriend were hanging out at client’s house. After client’s dad went to sleep, friend 1 came and picked up our client and his girlfriend. As they were driving, friend 1 stopped at the liquor store to get alcohol, and then they went to friend 1’s home to play pool and hang out. Client’s friend 2 also showed up at friend 1’s house, which is how client was introduced to friend 1. Around 3 a.m., they built a fire outside. Our client had already had about 12 beers and maybe smoked marijuana. They decided to take out the ATV and golf cart and all started to race. Client ran off the road and hit a tree head-on, causing client and friend 2 to be thrown from the golf cart. Instead of calling an ambulance, friend 1 took both boys to St. Francis ER in Mooresville and then left. Client had to be transferred to Methodist due to severe injuries. Client was admitted to St. Francis overnight and then transported via ambulance to Methodist ER the next morning. He was treated for a left leg fracture with open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF). He also received treatment for left ankle fracture with ORIF and screws and rod. Our client also had a left wrist fracture. He was in a boot for 3 months, had PT for 1-2 months, and was then given a home exercise program (HEP). Overall, he healed well.

This is another example of a Stingy Insurance Company “Getting Their Ears Pinned Back”. Client’s car was crashed in to from behind by another car. The client was sitting still and the wrongdoer was not paying attention. Client was a grandmother with several grandchildren. Because of the crash and because of her now permanent pain, our client could no longer get down on the floor and play with her grandchildren, whom she loved dearly. Our client’s total medical bills were $1,940. The insurance company made their “Last And Final Offer” of only $4,456. This particular insurance company is on television all the time, bragging that they are “fair”. That is a big joke! Our client testified in court that she could no longer get on the floor and play with her grandchildren without severe pain. The doctor also confirmed that this was true and that she had permanent injuries for the rest of her life. The insurance company was focusing on the amount of medical bills. They argued that $4,456 was plenty enough to compensate this grandmother. However, we focused on what our client lost: joy, happiness, getting down on the floor with her grandchildren without severe pain. Doctors told her that this is the way it would be for the rest of her life. The jury awarded $194,100. The insurance company quickly kicked in their “Scare Tactics” and threatened to appeal unless we took $100,000 policy limits. The insurance company believed that the Ken Nunn Law Office would be “Shaking In Their Boots” over the threat of appeal. We said “NO WAY!”. The insurance company appealed – AND LOST! The insurance company ended up having to pay our client $216,645 which was the original award plus interest and court costs. The insurance company was hoping the Ken Nunn Law Office and our grandmother client would buckle and take the $100,000 policy limits. We don’t buckle! We are proud to have gotten a full cup of justice for our client.