Case Results

Traveling eastbound on County Road 212, our client had a vehicle in front of him and a vehicle behind him. The vehicle behind him failed to keep a safe distance between their car and our client’s car. The car behind our client struck the rear end of our client’s car, causing our client to strike the rear end of the car in front of him. Our client presented to Wood County Hospital with complaints of a mild headache, left-side chest wall pain, and left-sided neck pain with radiation down the left arm. Imaging was performed at this visit, and it was determined that he suffered from a closed head injury and cervical muscle strain. Our client went through months of therapy, spinal surgery, and extensive rehabilitation. He missed a substantial amount of work due to treatment and is still feeling the effects.

Our client came to our firm soon after his accident for legal help. Due to the liable driver not having insurance, Charles Boyk and his team worked with our client’s insurance company to use his uninsured motorist coverage. After filing his case into litigation, our team was able to negotiate with the insurance company to get a settlement offer. Our client accepted an offer of $100,000.

Our client was a passenger in a vehicle lawfully traveling in Maumee, Ohio, when the defendant crossed the center line and struck their vehicle head-on. The collision was catastrophic: the force of impact, estimated at approximately 50 mph, caused the driver of our client’s vehicle to be killed instantly.

Our client was immediately transported by EMS for Level 1 trauma care. As a result of the crash, our client sustained serious injuries, including a fracture of the left tibial plateau with intra-articular involvement, a nondisplaced fracture of the medial fibular head, and significant knee trauma with associated swelling and bleeding within the joint (lipohemarthrosis). Additional imaging confirmed the distal femur and patella remained intact, though the patella was slightly subluxed.

These injuries caused significant pain, restricted mobility, and substantial medical expenses. Due to the severity of the crash and the clear liability of the defendant, we were able to recover the full policy limits available in connection with this accident.

While walking through a downtown Toledo parking garage on her way to work, our client was struck by a van navigating a curve up the ramp. The impact knocked her to the ground, and the van ran over her legs and feet. Emergency services transported her to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with a pelvic fracture.

Chuck and his team successfully secured the full policy limits on her behalf and are continuing to pursue workers’ compensation benefits.

Our client was stopped in traffic on U.S. 23 in Orange Township with three passengers when a serious crash occurred. The defendant, operating a delivery truck in the scope of his employment for a beverage company, failed to maintain an assured clear distance and slammed into the back of our client’s vehicle.

Emergency medical services responded quickly, and our client was transported to a hospital for evaluation due to neck and chest pain. X-rays were performed, and it was later revealed that he had sustained a shoulder strain. To manage his severe pain, he required multiple injections and was ultimately recommended for shoulder surgery. Our client is still recovering and has difficulties with daily activities.

Andrea and her litigation team were able to secure the $100k policy limits for our client.

Our client was on a walk and talking to her son on the phone. Towards the end of the walk, as our client approached her front door, a neighbor’s dog came and bit her on her left arm and pulled her to the ground. Our client hit her head on the way down.  Luckily the dog’s owner came and called the dog back. The dog owners called an ambulance but left before the police arrived. The incident caused our client to have numerous injuries including a concussion, a bruised tailbone.

Our client reached out to us for help when the dog owner’s up and left the apartment complex. Our team was able to track the dog owner’s down and began fighting for the compensation and justice that our client deserved. In the end our team secured a settlement of just over $100,000 for our client’s injuries.

Our client was sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle driving westbound on Monroe Street in Toledo, Ohio. The vehicle was approaching the intersection at Monroe Street and Lawrence Avenue. Another vehicle was traveling on Lawrence approaching the intersection as well. The other vehicle ran a red light and collided with the vehicle our client was in. Our client and the driver of her vehicle were both injured. The other driver was cited under RC 4511.13 for running a red light.

Our client was taken by the Toledo Fire Department to Toledo Hospital for her injuries. She was examined and found to have a left wrist fracture. Our client attended occupational therapy but later required surgery on her wrist to insert hardware.

While our client was getting treatment for her injuries, Attorney Michael Bruno and his team were diligently working to help her. They negotiated with the insurance company and were able to receive a full policy offer. Our client agreed to a $100,000 settlement.

Our client was traveling north on East Broadway Street in Toledo. Another car was eastbound on Earl Street when they ran a stop sign, entering the intersection of Earl Street and East Broadway Street, and striking our client. Both cars had extensive damage. The at fault driver was cited under RC 4511.43 with a failure to stop at a stop sign. Our client was taken to St. Charles Hospital by the Toledo Fire Department. She was diagnosed with a concussion, umbilical hernia, hiatal hernia, and pain in her shoulder and back. She required surgery to repair her umbilical hernia. Our client proceeded to go through rehabilitation and may need future surgery for her hiatal hernia.

Charles Boyk and his team began to work with our client on her case after she was referred to our firm by a previous client. The liable party did not have insurance, so our focus turned to our client’s insurance company. Our client had uninsured motorist coverage, allowing us to help our client get compensation. After sending a demand to the insurance company, our client accepted a full policy limits offer from her insurance company. Our firm was also able to negotiate a reduction to one of our client’s liens, meaning she pocketed more of the settlement amount.

Our client was sitting in the passenger seat in a car travelling northbound on Harvest Lane. Another car was travelling westbound on Barstow Avenue at the same time. At the intersection of Harvest Lane and Barstow Avenue, the other driver drove through the stop sign and the car our client was in ran into them. The Toledo Police Department responded to the scene of the accident. They cited the other driver for failing to stop at the stop sign. Our client was taken by ambulance to St. Annes Hospital. He complained of pain in his shoulder, knee, neck, and lower back. He had abrasions to his chest and leg.
After being treated with physical therapy for 10 months, our client was still having pain. He required stem cell treatment, steroid injections, and other over-the-counter pain medications. After multiple MRIs, our client’s doctors decided surgery was the best option. With the surgery and all of the treatment, our client went through medical treatment due to the accident for almost an entire year.
When our client came to our firm for help, Charles Boyk and his team got to work to help him. Our law office was able to get a settlement for our client before ever going into litigation. Our client accepted a $150,000 settlement to compensate him.

Our client was driving southbound on Eidi Boulevard in Rossford, Ohio. A semi-truck was driving westbound on US 20 at the same time. The intersection at Eidi Boulevard and US 20 has a stoplight, which was green for our client. When our client proceeded to turn left onto US 20, the semi-truck ran the red light and slammed into the driver’s side of the car. Our client’s car was pushed into another car which was driving on US 20 eastbound. After being hit by these two vehicles, our client was taken by EMS to Toledo Hospital. He required a CT scan of his entire body. Our client was found to have injuries to his left hip and ribs, both shoulders, and neck. He underwent strenuous physical therapy to help his injuries.

Andrea Young and her team worked hard to get our client what he deserves financially. The team negotiated with the insurance company and used reports from our client’s doctors to help raise the settlement offer. Just before filing the case with the court, our client agreed to a $145,000 settlement with the insurance company.

Our client and his dog arrived at Osborn Dog Park, also known as MetroBark Dog Park, in Huron, Erie County, Ohio. At the same time, another visitor was present with her dog. The other dog attacked our client’s dog, which caused our client to intervene. As he attempted to separate the dogs, the other dog turned to our client and bit both his left and right dominant hands, causing significant injuries. Our client sought medical treatment the same day at NOMS Urgent Care and Firelands Emergency Room.

A month later, our client, along with his dog and his fiancée, returned to Osborn Dog Park, where a visitor was present with his bull terrier. During their visit, a group of three unleashed dogs, including the bull terrier and a Pitbull, approached. When our client’s dog attempted to sniff the Pitbull, the bull terrier lunged at him and attacked. Our client intervened and was bitten on his pinky finger on his right hand. As the bull terrier’s owner arrived and leashed the dog, our client’s left hand was caught and yanked by either the leash or collar, reinjuring his left middle finger and requiring a second reconstruction surgery.

Our client came to Charles Boyk Law Firm looking for help. Charles Boyk and his team helped him keep track of his medical records and bills, separating them by each accident. We negotiated with two insurance companies, as both of the dog owners were insured differently. After filing this suit with the court, Charles Boyk was able to negotiate with both insurance companies. Our client accepted a total of $123,500.