Verdicts & Settlements

Our client came to us after being injured at Tractor Supply Store. While shopping, our client had a heavy object from an unsecured shelf fall onto his back. The injuries ultimately required our client to undergo spinal injections and surgery.

Tractor Supply initially denied any responsibility. Only after Ansbacher Law filed suit did this national retailer treat our client with any respect. Even then Tractor Supply refused to offer fair compensation to our client for the injuries and medical expenses.

Ansbacher Law methodically prepared for a jury trial. Depositions were taken of the treating physicians and other witnesses. Expert witnesses were retained by Ansbacher Law to substantiate the injuries suffered by our client, including a neurologist, engineer and life care planner.

Only days before jury selection and commencement of the trial, Tractor Supply became serious about paying fair compensation and a just settlement was reached.

This case proves that the best (and often only way) to achieve a fair settlement is to hire trial lawyers who are prepared to present your case to the jury. At Ansbacher Law, we treat every client and case with respect and if the at-fault party does not show you the respect you deserve, we are always prepared to give you your day in court to obtain justice. Don’t settle for the first offer or even the second. Everyone is entitled to fair compensation when they are injured due to the fault of others.

A Florida condominium association was confronted with millions of dollars in defects caused by negligent construction and violations of the Florida Building Code. The 300+ homeowners hired Ansbacher Law to even the odds against one the country’s largest builders and nearly seventy-five subcontractors who were responsible for the defects. By bringing the case to the eve of trial, Ansbacher Law achieved a settlement that will enable the homeowners to complete all necessary repairs, protect their investments and financial future.

After rejecting a $5,000 settlement offer recommended by her first attorney, the victim of an Orange Park auto accident hired Ansbacher Law. Our client knew her injuries were serious, but nobody was listening.

After the collision, she had trouble concentrating, suffered from migraine headaches, and her academic and work performance went into decline. Her close family relationships began to suffer from her memory loss and uncharacteristic short temper. Impact of the collision and airbag deployment created serious permanent injuries. The professionals at Ansbacher Law went to work.

Working with her medical professionals, we discovered that our client suffered a mild traumatic brain injury in the collision. Although most victims recover over time, the injuries can be permanent and life-changing. This was, unfortunately, the reality of our client’s situation. We carefully documented her injury through neuropsychology and with the assistance of neurologists and a neurosurgeon retained by Ansbacher Law. We left no stone unturned and located a witness who observed the at-fault driver smoking marijuana shortly before the accident. Finally, after carefully documenting the fault of the other driver, and the serious nature of our client’s injuries Ansbacher Law submitted her claim to the insurance company. We made numerous detailed demands for the insurance company to pay the $100,000 policy limits, but when they chose to play hardball, we did not give up.

We filed a lawsuit against the at-fault driver and when a fair settlement was not offered at mediation, we took her case to the Clay County jury for justice. Ansbacher Law hired the most qualified experts available to explain her injuries to the jury. After years of denial and having her injuries minimized, our client was validated when the jury returned a unanimous verdict in her favor. Ansbacher Law believed in our client and stuck with her all the way.

A Jacksonville, Florida jury awarded the full demand of 240 home condominium association against America’s largest home builder. The jury found the builder/developer to be negligent and also to have violated statutory warranties and the requirements of the Florida Building Code.

St. Johns County (St. Augustine) condominium association sued the developer, general contractors, subcontractors for defective construction of their 300 unit complex.

Suit over construction defects in new residential community.

Ansbacher Law was retained by a condominium association on account of construction defects. Our firm filed suit against the builder and developer. After mediation, the association accepted a settlement.

Our client, a North Florida condominium association sued the developer, builder & subcontractors for construction defects, fraudulent practices, and building code violations. Case settled in favor of client after arbitration.

192 unit condominium complex was subject to water leaking and wood rot on account of defective construction.

We were retained by an auto accident victim who suffered back and soft tissue injuries. The case was complicated by a second auto accident shortly after the first. A lawsuit was filed and discovery was commenced.