A lawyer who receives a minimum threshold of qualifying responses from fellow attorneys can qualify for one of three prestigious Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings:
Wood, Evans v. Tolbert
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2010
Outcome: $200,000.00 for both Plaintiffs
Description: Plaintiffs with 1 ER visit and 1 follow up visit hurt by drunk driver;
Kendrick Parks v. Chazlyn Yu
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2010
Outcome: $1,250,000 policy limits
Description:Suit was filed on behalf of a client who suffered a testicular injury and loss of sexual function when his motorcycle was hit by a 17 year old student;
Karey Chambers v. Krogers
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2010
Outcome: $400,000 Verdict
Description:Scott's client Karey Chambers incurred a torn rotator cuff in his shoulder requiring surgery caused by Kroger's failure to clean up a dangerous substance on the floor. The highest amount offered by Kroger prior to trial was $15,000.00. The case was tried to verdict of $400,000.00 and was affirmed on appeal;
Lisa Jones v. Jason Eyers
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2010
Outcome: $500,000 policy limits
Description:Scott helped a 34 year old store manager of Walgreens recover for her soft tissues injuries and pre-existing injuries from a drunk driver;
Eikenberry v. Delta Airlines
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2006
Outcome: $75,000.00
Description: Plaintiff fractured foot in a negligently maintained jetway walking to her Delta Airlines Flight;
Patterson v. Hull
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2005
Outcome: $100,000.00 Policy Limits
Description:Defendant made illegal u-turn and caused crash with Plaintiff that aggravated a prior back injury and caused Plaintiff to undergoe surgery;
Mayo v. A, C & S, et. al. Wrongful Death
Practice Area: Wrongful Death
Date: Jan 01, 2002
Outcome: $4,000,000.00 for Plaintiff
Description:Wrongful death case in which decedent was exposed to asbestos. Evidence that manufacturers of asbestos knew since the 1940s of the health hazards and failed to warn of these dangers which resulted in death;
Epstein v. Newbill
Practice Area: Personal Injury
Date: Jan 01, 2002
Outcome: $275,000.00 for Plaintiff
Description:Plaintiff's vehicle was rear ended by Defendant who was a semi pro basketball player. The Plaintiff's vehicle incurred slight damage and the Plaintiff did not receive ambulance or emergency room care. After waiting several days the Plaintiff received follow up care and later surgery for herniated discs
Maxine Slappy, was outstanding and worked beyond the call of duty on a complicated case.
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