Cameron W. Tyler and Associates, P.C.

$110,000 in a case involving a drunk driver heavily damaging my client’s place of business, which she had spent her career saving to build.

$115,000 in an insurance bad faith case, where we had to sue our client’s insurance company twice.

$155,000 in a finger amputation/paint spray gun product liability case.

$2.5 million for 12 Dalkon Shield IUD users we represented in a series of arbitrations from 1991 through 1996.

$240,000 in a products liability case where our client’s hip replacement failed due to incomplete cleaning of oil left on the acetabular shell component during manufacture.

$250,000 (statutory maximum) in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case where the physician misdiagnosed an aneurysm.

$250,000 in an insurance bad faith case against involving wrongful denial of wage loss benefits.

$300,000 for a teenage girl who needed jaw surgery with implants because of severe internal derangement caused by the impact.

$650,000 in a wrongful death head-on collision caused by a drunk driver.

$75,000 in an insurance bad faith case involving denial of wage loss benefits.

$752,500 in a truck versus auto collision case, where my client was unable to work for more than a year after the collision due to cognitive problems.

$850,000 in an MVA case involving a forehead impact with momentary blindness and chronic residual headaches, TMJ dysfunction, and neck pain.

$95,756.45 in a very low-speed MVA case.