Lynne Czyzewicz
GMR Secures Large Six-Figure Settlement for Client Who Sustained Serious Burns from Her Stove
GMR Partner Robert Stein led a team that secured a sizeable $620,000 settlement for our client, who was seriously burned when using the stovetop in her apartment. Despite the serious injuries, this case presented significant liability challenges due to our client’s actions in reaching over an open flame when her clothing caught fire. As such, […]
GMR Wins Two Claimant New York AAA SUM Hearing
GMR Senior Counsel Ann Henriksen prevailed in a New York Supplemental Uninsured Motorists Arbitration involving two claimants. The claimants, 24 and 30 years old, were riding in an Uber, going 40 miles per hour, when the uninsured vehicle hit the Uber vehicle on the rear passenger side. Claimants felt neck and back pain following the […]
GMR Wins Philadelphia Jury Trial on Limited Tort Involving Eggshell Plaintiff with Kidney Disease
GMR Partner Jeff Tenthoff won on the issue of serious injury following a disputed intersectional accident where Plaintiff, who recently had kidney replacement surgery, complained of immediate, intense pain and was removed from the scene by EMS to the ER. He was admitted overnight for observation, considering his underlying condition. The Plaintiff had approximately four […]
GMR Partner Jason Rubin Judged the 2024 Battle of the Experts Competition
Jason Rubin was one of the judges for the Battle of the Experts 2024 hosted by Drexel Kline Law School. He volunteered and was selected to judge and score the country’s top law school trial advocacy teams. Jason was impressed with the students’ high level of preparation and talent.
GMR Wins Philadelphia Jury Trial Defense Verdict with $2 Million Demand
GMR Partner Joe Petka recently obtained a defense verdict for a local Health Care Network in a Philadelphia jury trial. The case involved a 59-year-old married female who fell down the steps of a building owned by Mr. Petka’s client. The plaintiff did not realize she was approaching a staircase and walked off the top. […]

