GMR Partner Dana Koos secured a defense verdict in a motor vehicle accident trial involving disputed liability and alleged serious hand injuries. The jury found shared liability at 50/50, with the defendant making a left turn and the plaintiff striking the rear of our client’s vehicle. Plaintiff claimed permanent limitations on the use of the […]
Results
GMR Counsel Michael Levin Obtains Dismissal of Lawsuit Against Downingtown Area School District
GMR Of Counsel Michael Levin obtained the dismissal of a federal lawsuit brought by a former assistant principal against the Downingtown Area School District, its superintendent, assistant superintendent, and director of human resources. The plaintiff alleged that his demotion violated procedural due process under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and the Fourteenth Amendment. Mr. Levin played […]
GMR Wins Philadelphia Limited Tort Jury Trial in Rear-End Collision Case
GMR Partner Jeff Tenthoff secured a defense verdict in a Philadelphia limited tort jury trial involving a rear-end collision with stipulated negligence. Despite 14 months of chiropractic treatment, hospital care, MRI findings, and trigger-point injections, the plaintiff alleged ongoing neck and back pain and potential future spine surgery. The jury agreed with the defense that […]
GMR Wins Summary Judgment in Middlesex County, NJ Automobile Case
GMR Partner Brandon Cohen and Associate Attorney Camryn Downes successfully prevailed on a motion for summary judgment on liability, dismissing all claims and counterclaims against their clients in a multi-defendant Middlesex, New Jersey automobile lawsuit. Brandon and Camryn represented an owner and driver of a vehicle insured by one of the firm’s automobile insurance carriers. […]
GMR Achieves Summary Judgment Defending Homeowners in Nassau, NY
GMR Associate Vito DiGiovanni achieved a significant victory in Nassau, New York, obtaining summary judgment on behalf of homeowner defendants. Plaintiff alleged she tripped and fell on a sidewalk defect in front of the defendants’ home and suffered multiple injuries, which required surgeries. Vito successfully argued that the Defendants were not liable since they did […]

