Reported trials and settlements

House v. Seo

The lawyer-supplied profile identifies House v. Seo as a Gwinnett County State Court case in 2023, file 19C06851-S5. It reports $200,000 in damages and approximately $41,000 in attorney fees, followed by settlement for $300,000. The accessible opening of the Daily Report article separately reports a $200,000 damages verdict and a later settlement; its quoted statement by Flanagan gives the settlement as $300,000. The full article was not available in the extraction reviewed.^[1][2]

Coombs v. Payne

For Coombs v. Payne, the profile supplies Henry County State Court file STSV2021001998 and describes a rear-end collision case. Its case-history section reports a verdict above the stated policy limits, post-trial additions and a later resolution of approximately $281,000. This is the attorney's published account. It is not presented here as an amount established by a judgment independently obtained from the trial court.^[1]

Waters v. Tench

The same profile identifies Waters v. Tench as DeKalb County State Court file 19A75964-1 and reports a $44,580 plaintiff's verdict in 2024. It says the matter later resolved for $100,000. The profile connects the post-verdict proceedings to an offer of settlement. This summary does not treat the later resolution as the jury's damages award or infer a general rule about other insurance disputes.^[1]

Parker v. Rabinovich

For Parker v. Rabinovich, the profile lists Fulton County State Court file 20EV000122 and a $55,885 plaintiff's verdict in 2023. It reports a separate attorney-fee award of $38,366.52 and a subsequent $100,000 settlement. Those figures and the description of the fee proceedings remain attributed to the lawyer-supplied account because the underlying fee order was not obtained for this entry.^[1]

Cases with additional court records

The trucking litigation and Edwards v. Higgins have separate entries because court documents add material information to their published accounts. The trucking appeals were pending on the source-check date. In Edwards, the appellate court vacated an attorney-fee calculation and remanded the case, rather than fixing a new fee amount itself.^[3][4][5]

See: Nguyen trucking litigation; Edwards appellate decision

Related entries

• Nguyen v. TIAG trucking litigation The Fulton County wrongful death case, its two-phase verdict and pending appeals.
• Edwards v. Higgins The October 31, 2024 decision vacated an attorney-fee calculation and remanded for further proceedings.
• Practice focus The firm describes a plaintiffs' practice in vehicle collisions, serious injury and wrongful death.