At the Law Office of Parag L. Amin, P.C. (“LawPLA”), we pride ourselves in delivering both extraordinary legal counsel and exceptional client results.
Below are same of the past outcomes we’ve delivered to our clients
in saved payments on a royalty agreement in which the case settled during trial (just before closing arguments)and after an initial offer of $0.
saved as a result of hiring our firm on a real estate defense case.
for a premises liability case in which the corporate landlord initially offered $0.
saved as a result of hiring our firm in a business dispute.
for pure emotional distress damages without any physical symptoms and $0 in medical bills.
for a premises liability case in which our client cut his hand on a heater and sustained nerve damage and after the landlord denied the injury and made an initial offer of $0.
$350,000 for a car accident case involving a broken leg in which the highest amount another prominent law firm was able to obtain as an offer was $100,000.
for a premises liability case in which the client was bitten by bed bugs for months and the landlord denied the presence of the bed bugs and initially offered $0.
for a premises liability matter in which the clients’ personal items were destroyed due to a negligent landlord.
employment law settlement despite alleged termination for cause
for a failure to disclose in a real estate transaction case after an initial offer of $0.
for a consumer fraud case involving a mechanic after an initial offer of $0.
for an auto vs. pedestrian case that other lawyers said was worth $10,000.
for a broken arm caused by a woman’s dog taking off running and pushing client to the ground after an initial offer of $0 (policy limit).
for a car accident case of auto vs. pedestrian for a broken leg after an initial offer of $30,000 (policy limit).
personal injury settlement for a broken toe in a gym.
for a consumer fraud case involving a mechanic after an initial offer of $0.
for an employment case following an initial offer of $0.
Disclaimer: Please note that our prior results are not a warranty, guarantee, or prediction of future results. Each case is different just like each of our clients.
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