Jury Verdicts & Settlements

Over $7 million earned for a wrongful death case – Schulman Roth and Associates

$750,000 verdict in a premise liability action case – Schulman Roth and Associates

Smith v. insurance companies
16-year boy catastrophically injured in automobile crash. Settlement reached with father’s insurance companies.

Gollihue v. Consolidated Rail
Dangerous railroad crossing results in catastrophic crash killing one man, severely injury another.

Courtney v. Albex Aluminum
Young father crushed to death while operating company vehicle known by management to be inherently dangerous. Bed collapsed killing young worker. 

Boros v. medical providers
Wife and mother improperly given dye injection despite chart notation listing “allergic reaction”. Catastrophic brain damage.

Hicks v. Railroad company
4-year old girl catastrophically injured as a result of a defective and dangerous railroad crossing.

Roach v. Para-Chem
Two carpet installers severely burned in an explosion as a result of a defective warning on a bucket of glue adhesive.

Spuhler v. Waco Scaffolding
Young worker catastrophically injured as a result of company’s failure to construct scaffold. Company purposely alters work records to attempt to escape.

Jackson v. Jones Steel
Husband and father electrocuted due to company’s failure to provide safety spotters on job site.

American States v. Sovereign Chemical
Insurance company purposely neglects its policyholder in defending a lawsuit against the policyholder and then cancels company’s insurance.

Brown v. Doe Doctor/Hospital
After delivering a healthy child, mother of three negligently bleeds to death.

Poto v. Insurance company
Death and catastrophic injuries as a result of horrific truck-auto crash.

Tingler v. Jones Construction
Two workers electrocuted when company fails to provide adequate protection against high power lines close to a highway project.

Doe v. Jones
Young worker inadequately protected from furnace explosion.

Pavlides v. Niles Gun Show
First case in the nation to hold a gun show promoter responsible for injuries to third party after teenage boys steal weapons and ammunition from the show. Reported in the Wall Street Journal.

Lovell v. Klaserner
Women suffers debilitating stroke after negligent manipulation therapy.

Hicks v. Railroad
Woman catastrophically injured and rendered quadriplegic after colliding a train at a railroad crossing which was unequipped with flashing lights, gates or other automatic warning devices.

A Portage County judge issued a $7.2 million ruling against Amerigas in a civil lawsuit stemming from a massive explosion that killed two people and leveled a house in the Mogadore area in 2011.