Settlements & Verdicts
The following are results that we have achieved for actual clients. The facts of individual cases vary and these are not necessarily indicative of the value of another case. These results can be helpful to illustrate the experience of the team of lawyers at The Yost Legal Group.
$1,400,000 Settlement Pharmaceutical Drug
A pharmaceutical drug caused serious harm to our client.
$1,287,694.97 Verdict Personal Injury / Severely Autistic Young Man
The lawyers at The Yost Legal Group represented a severely autistic young man whose elbow was fractured by one of his caretakers at an adult services program, when the caretaker twisted and pulled our client’s arm behind his back. As a result of the fracture, the Plaintiff was hospitalized for two months during which time he underwent multiple surgeries to repair the fracture and treat an infection that developed at the fracture site. Ultimately, the Plaintiff’s dominant arm had to be fused at a 90-degree angle which prevents him from being able to do many of the day-to-day tasks that had taken years for him to learn to do for himself.
The case went to trial and on October 6, 2021, a Montgomery County, Maryland jury found in favor of the Plaintiff and The Yost Legal Group obtained a verdict in the amount of $1,287,694.97.
The case went to trial and on October 6, 2021, a Montgomery County, Maryland jury found in favor of the Plaintiff and The Yost Legal Group obtained a verdict in the amount of $1,287,694.97.
$1,200,000 Settlement Lead Paint Poisoning
Lead Paint Poisoning case settled before trial.
$1,150,000 Settlement Auto Accident
A married woman in her 50′s was hit by a company truck driven by an unlicensed illegal alien.
$1,000,000 Settlement Lead Paint Poisoning
We settled a lead paint case where two children were compensated for developing ADHD and behavioral problems from exposure to lead based paint.
$833,000 Settlement Lead Paint Poisoning
Two-year-old child was poisoned by lead based paint and we got the landlord to settle this case, to help cover the cost of care for the child.