A 63 year-old man suffered debilitating injuries in an automobile accident. He was hospitalized extensively, placed into a long-term rehabilitation facility and immobilized to a point where he could no longer work as a photographer. With the help of Muchnick Haber Margolis, the plaintiff settled his claim for $2.15 million.

Todd Muchnick represented a St. Charles woman who was struck by a Enterprise Rent-A-Car employee at the Salt Lake City airport. The client suffered headaches, nausea and vertigo and after her concussion symptoms began to improve, she noticed she lost her sense of smell and taste. After focus-grouping the case multiple times, Muchnick helped obtain a $1.5 million verdict from a Utah jury.

An injured plaintiff was rear-ended by a tractor trailer, severely injuring his lower back. A trucking expert showcased how the driver was not following CDL guidelines when he hit the plaintiff’s vehicle. A neurosurgeon testified the injury would affect the plaintiff for the rest of his life. As a result, Muchnick Haber Margolis won a unanimous verdict that was thirty times what the trucking company suggested at trial.

Muchnick Haber Margolis represented a woman who was injured when a tractor trailer side-swiped her vehicle while it was parked. Two years later, she was involved in another collision with an employee of a local brewery. We filed lawsuits against the drivers and their employers for our client’s injured neck and back. After years of litigation, we were able to settle the case for almost $1.4 million.

Muchnick Haber Margolis represented the wife after her husband died two years after the collision with a gasoline tanker truck. The man injured his neck, shoulder and back and had surgeries over the next couple years. After one of the surgeries he died of a stroke and we alleged the accident caused the surgery and the stroke was a complication of that surgery, so the truck driver and company were responsible for the death.