The plaintiff, a minor child, was in the neonatal intensive care unit of the defendant/hospital, where failure to remove an arterial line resulted in amputation. The jury found in favor of the plaintiffs. The verdict with delay damages was seven figures.

The plaintiff, a minor child, was diagnosed with periventricular leukomalacia and spasticity following his birth. Following five days of trial, the case was settled for seven figures.

The law firm of Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George, P.C., represented the wife and two children of a passenger involved in a commercial airline crash. Discovery in the case proceeded for more than four years. After extensive discovery and investigation, an eight-figure settlement was obtained on behalf of the wife and children.

The plaintiff was a passenger in a vehicle driven by his wife. Unfortunately, as she came around a bend on a rural road for the first time, the wife did not see a posted stop sign. As a result, she did not stop at the stop sign and struck a vehicle that was crossing the intersection. After extensive discovery, which included depositions and field inspections, the case resulted in a six-figure settlement in favor of the plaintiff.

The plaintiff was riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by a teenage friend. As the vehicle was proceeding down the highway, the driver of the vehicle reached over to change the radio station. As a result, the right-hand passenger side wheels of her vehicle drove onto the berm of the roadway. When the driver looked up, a telephone pole, which was situated approximately 6 feet from the berm of the roadway, was directly in her path. The case resulted in a six-figure settlement.

The plaintiff, the driver of an automobile, was struck when a trailer being pulled by a PennDOT driver crossed the centerline. As a result, the plaintiff, a woman in her 30s, sustained an injury to her spinal cord. The jury returned a six-figure verdict in favor of the plaintiff.