Results That Speak for Themselves

The Situation

Our client was seriously injured when a commercial truck ran a red light and struck her vehicle on I-20 near Jackson. She suffered multiple fractures, required surgery, and was unable to return to work for nearly a year.

The Challenge

The trucking company's insurer immediately dispatched an adjuster and attempted to settle the claim quickly for far less than its value. They argued our client shared fault for the collision.

The Result

We retained accident reconstruction experts, obtained the truck's black box data, and demonstrated the driver's clear liability. The case resolved for a confidential settlement that covered all medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

The Situation

A family contacted us after their son died inside a Mississippi private prison facility. He had reported serious medical symptoms for days. Staff repeatedly dismissed his complaints. By the time he received emergency care, it was too late.

The Challenge

Private prison litigation requires navigating complex federal civil rights law under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. The facility's contractor argued its staff had followed protocol. We had to prove deliberate indifference — that they knew about the risk and chose to ignore it.

The Result

We obtained internal medical records, staffing logs, and communications that told a different story. The case settled confidentially, providing the family with financial accountability and a measure of justice for their son.

The Situation

Our client's husband was killed when he was attacked in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Jackson. The complex had a documented history of violent crime. Lighting was broken. Security cameras had been non-functional for months.

The Challenge

The property management company denied any responsibility, claiming the attack was an unforeseeable criminal act. We had to establish that the crime was foreseeable — and that the owner's failure to act was the proximate cause of the death.

The Result

We subpoenaed police reports, 911 call logs, and prior incident records that showed management had been warned repeatedly. The case settled confidentially, and our client received compensation for the loss of her husband and the financial support he provided.

The Situation

A seven-year-old child was attacked by a neighbor's dog while playing in a shared yard. The dog had bitten another child the previous year. The owner had been warned but took no steps to restrain or remove the animal.

The Challenge

Mississippi's one bite rule required us to prove the owner knew the dog was dangerous. The owner denied any prior knowledge. We had to locate the prior victim and obtain documentation of the earlier incident.

The Result

We tracked down the prior victim's family, obtained animal control records, and presented clear evidence of the owner's knowledge. The case settled through the owner's homeowners insurance for an amount that covered the child's medical treatment, scarring, and emotional trauma.

The Situation

Our client survived a brutal assault by another inmate at a Mississippi correctional facility. Staff had been warned about the threat multiple times. No protective measures were taken. Our client suffered permanent injuries.

The Challenge

Proving failure to protect under the Eighth Amendment requires showing that officials were subjectively aware of a substantial risk of serious harm and disregarded it. The facility denied any prior warning.

The Result

We obtained grievance records, internal communications, and testimony from other inmates that established the facility had actual knowledge of the threat. The case resolved for a confidential settlement that acknowledged the facility's failure and compensated our client for his injuries.

The Situation

Our client slipped on a wet floor in a Jackson grocery store and suffered a severe knee injury requiring surgery. There were no wet floor signs. Store employees were aware of the spill but had not addressed it.

The Challenge

The store's insurer argued our client was not watching where she was walking and bore comparative fault for her own injuries. They offered a minimal settlement that did not cover her medical bills.

The Result

We obtained surveillance footage showing the spill had been present for over twenty minutes before the fall, and that employees had walked past it without acting. The case settled for a confidential amount that fully compensated our client for her medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.