Cases or matters referenced do not represent the lawyer’s entire record. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its own merits. The outcome of a particular case cannot be predicated upon a lawyer’s or a law firm’s past results.
Martin and Toups successfully defended a North Carolina surgeon facing a wrongful death claim. … Read More
David Ward and Pankaj K. Shere received a defense verdict on behalf of a North Carolina emergency physician and physician’s assistant. … Read More
Martin and Toups received defense verdict for North Carolina OB-GYN.… Read More
Dan Hartzog, Jr. obtained summary judgment on all claims in a lawsuit brought by a firefighter against a City. The case involved a firefighter who was terminated after a loaded gun was discovered in his locker on City grounds.… Read More
Ward and Hinnant defended a North Carolina surgeon. The trial resulted in hung jury, 8 to 3 for the defense. … Read More
John D. Martin and Colleen N. Shea won a defense verdict for a Psychiatrist and Physician’s Assistant in a wrongful death case involving over $700,000 in medical expenses. The case involved allegations of improperly prescribing a drug with a Black Box Warning at over twice the FDA recommended dose.… Read More
Pankaj K. Shere received a defense verdict on behalf of a trauma surgeon. … Read More
In 2007, Melody Jolly successfully obtained a dismissal in her representation of a volunteer fire department.… Read More
To view all case results for the Land Condemnation and Eminent Domain Group at Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP, visit: http://www.csh-eminentdomain.com/case-results/.… Read More
Ryan Bolick obtained summary judgment on behalf of a housing authority in the Western District of North Carolina dismissing Plaintiff’s Title VII claims of racial discrimination, and state law claims under the Retaliatory Discharge Act and negligent hiring and retention.… Read More
