Anyone who enters into a lawsuit looks forward to the day when they can put the entire ordeal behind them and move on with life. Personal injury lawsuits are no walk in the park, but knowing that you have an experienced lawyer and legal team working on your behalf can ease your mind through the process.
Eric Ratinoff has successfully tried and settled numerous cases on behalf of his clients for matters involving personal injury, product liability, disability insurance claim denials, bad faith denial of insurance claims, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, motorcycle accidents, car accidents, medical malpractice cases, defective product cases involving automobiles, household appliances and industrial equipment, and a wide range of other catastrophic personal injury issues.
$7.6 Million Spinal Cord Injury Failure to Diagnose Spinal Tumor Jury Verdict
In one of the largest medical malpractice jury verdicts in Sacramento County,Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff's Brooks Cutter and Eric Ratinoff recovered $7.6 million on behalf of a young woman rendered paralized from the waist down due to U.C. Davis Medical Center's failure to diagnose a mass on her thoracic spine. This medical malpractice verdict will empower the young woman with the ability to move on with her life independently and pursue educational opportunities with the medical resources that she needs.
$1.1 Million Recovery for Failure to Diagnose Cauda Equina Syndrome
Sacramento personal injury lawyer Eric Ratinoff recovered $1.1 million in a chiropractic malpractice case in which the plaintiff’s chiropractor failed to diagnose Cauda Equina Syndrome, resulting in permanent paralysis. The spinal cord injury lawsuit recovery will pay for the client’s long term medical treatment and attendant care needs for the rest of his life.
Fire Insurance Claim Denial
Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff obtained a high six-figure settlement in an insurance bad faith claim for fire damage. The successful resolution of their fire insurance claim will allow the family to rebuild their home and to pay for their personal belongings that were destroyed in the fire. The terms of the settlement are confidential.
Auto Insurance Bad Faith
Insurance lawyer Eric Ratinoff resolved another insurance bad faith case, wherein the car insurance company low-balled an underinsured motorist claim. The case was arbitrated, and the insurance company was ordered to pay more than five times its highest offer. Mr. Ratinoff then sued the auto insurance company for insurance bad faith in handling the claim. The lawsuit settled for a substantial and confidential amount.
Disability Insurance Bad Faith Claim
Sacramento Insurance Attorney Eric Ratinoff obtained a substantial recovery for an OBGYN who became disabled late in his career. The doctor's disability insurance carrier initially denied his claim because he lost staff privileges at his local hospital. By the end of the case, however, Eric Ratinoff successfully recovered benefits of the policy for the disabled gynecologist.
Disabled Cardiologist Disability Insurance Claim
Sacramento Insurance Lawyer Eric Ratinoff obtained outstanding results for an invasive cardiologist in a claim for disability. The disability insurance carrier denied his claim on the basis that he could still practice as a cardiologist, and Mr. Ratinoff litigated the disability case. The case successfully settled for a large confidential amount.
Successful Disability Claim for Orthopedic Surgeon Filing Late
Insurance Attorney Eric Ratinoff successfully revived the disability claim of an orthopedic surgeon who filed many years late. Even though the doctor was able to perform his occupation full time as a non-operative orthopedist, Mr. Ratinoff recovered substantial benefits owed.
If you have a personal injury or insurance bad faith matter that you would like to discuss, we encourage you to call Eric Ratinoff for a free and confidential case evaluation at 866-527-4278, or contact Eric via email and provide a little information about your situation.
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